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Just over half (51%) of the UK’s businesses said it was the responsibility of government to ensure that organisations successfully adapt to the challenges of climate change – compared with only 15%… More

About half of all multinational companies said they planned to reduce office space over the next three years, according to a survey by real estate companies Frank Knight and Cresa. The largest number… More

European car manufacturers have warned the UK government to renegotiate its Brexit arrangements with Europe or risk losing thousands of jobs in the UK. In May, the world’s third largest carmaker Stellantis… More

While 90% of UK FTSE 100-listed companies have a publicly available code of ethics, those codes lack clarity in many cases, according to the Institute of Business Ethics (IBE). The body rated 57% of… More

UK productivity slowed during the 2008-2009 global recession and continues to lag, according to a report by the UK Parliament. While UK productivity trended around 2 per cent up until that time, it… More

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a rapidly evolving technology that has found its way into various aspects of modern life, including but not limited to business, healthcare, education, and entertainment. As AI technology… More

Tax risk is rising in the wake of last year’s agreement by G20 countries and the OECD to adopt a minimum corporate tax rate of 15 per cent for global businesses.  The… More

The world faces another year of extreme weather risk as experts predict that the conditions are right for the return of El Niño – a phenomenon that raises the temperature of the Pacific Ocean.… More

Regarding internal controls, organizations still rely on unwieldy spreadsheets, disparate tools, and manual processes to track and respond to vulnerabilities. These methods are often inefficient and contribute to a lack of visibility.… More