Rentier capitalism does not come with a reset button
Monopolisation, profit without purpose and social corrosion are not accidents – they are inherent, and ever more pronounced, factors of…
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The WeWork model may yet be the future of business
When the work-life balance is eradicated, no hour of the day will go unmonetised.
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How the £1.5 billion railway arch sell-off is affecting small businesses
Network Rail’s “property disposal” means thousands of companies are facing an uncertain future.
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Julian Richer: Britain’s biggest small businessman
The retail entrepreneur, who recently gave the majority of his company to his employees, explains why “responsible capitalism” is better…
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Why we need to talk about lunch
Britain’s huge appetite for sandwiches has given rise to an £8bn industry, but it is being transformed by new market…
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“Just another item on our to-do list”: The popcorn maker’s Brexit business diary
In the first of our inside stories from British businesses, the founder of a popcorn manufacturer takes us through his…
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Bitcoin and the money myth
In recent weeks, Facebook has created a new digital currency and the price of Bitcoin has fluctuated wildly. Has money…
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Henderson Smaller Companies in good shape
Neil Hermon, Fund Manager of Henderson Smaller Companies Trust, says he is confident in his portfolio despite economic and political…
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