Harvard alumni and former New York Times journalist. Editor of Business Matters for over 15 years, the UKs largest business magazine. I am also head of Capital Business Media's automotive division working for clients such as Red Bull Racing, Honda, Aston Martin and Infiniti.
BrewDog’s UK distribution has fallen by over a third, with Punk IPA dropped from nearly 2,000 pubs. The embattled brewer faces mounting losses, bar closures and…
BrewDog’s shrinking pub presence has left it reliant on JD Wetherspoon for distribution. Can the once-dominant craft beer pioneer reinvent itself, or is this the beginning…
Former Liverpool and England winger John Barnes faces another bankruptcy petition after HMRC claims over £776,000 in unpaid taxes linked to his liquidated media company.
A Commons transport committee says free bus travel for under-22s and rural funding weightings are needed to reverse long-term declines in England’s bus services.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves appoints Sir Charlie Mayfield, Edward Twiddy and Jenny Scott to the Treasury board, but SME leaders say small business representation is missing.
The Government has put electric vehicles and batteries at the sharp end of its Modern Industrial Strategy, targeting more than 1.3 million cars and commercial vehicles…
The UK’s Modern Industrial Strategy puts EVs and batteries centre stage—£2.5bn for DRIVE35 R&D and capital, cheaper energy, battery passports, gigafactory finance and export support to…
UK Government’s Modern Industrial Strategy pledges cheaper energy, £4.3bn for tech and new finance to near‑double advanced‑manufacturing investment by 2035.
Gary Grant will transfer 100% ownership of The Entertainer to its 1,900 employees via an employee trust, joining a growing list of major UK brands moving…
Nigel Farage’s hardline climate policies risk alienating younger Reform UK supporters, as polling shows a growing rift over net zero and renewable energy investment.
With Chinese EV makers growing fast, experts say Europe must invest, innovate and form strategic alliances – not rely on tariffs – to protect its automotive…
Employment minister Alison McGovern says job deserts and record economic inactivity are damaging UK towns, as government launches push to get more businesses hiring via job…
Deputy PM Angela Rayner is pushing to give 18–20-year-olds the full adult minimum wage, despite warnings from business leaders it could cost jobs amid rising employment…
Gold futures surged to a record high on Friday following reports that the United States has imposed steep tariffs on imports of one-kilo gold bars, a…
The Bank of England has cut interest rates to 4% in a historic two-round vote, citing rising unemployment and sluggish growth despite inflation climbing to 3.6%.