Adam Blenford
Bloomberg
United Kingdom
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Sunak and UK Tories Undermined by Chairman’s Tax Affairs
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is facing questions over the tax affairs of a senior figure in his ruling Conservative Party, a growing distraction for the UK government as ministers attempt to head off a new wave of public sector strikes over pay. → Read More
How 15 Best Cities for Business in the World Rank for Gender Equality
No city is doing enough to keep women safe while ending gender inequality. → Read More
Startups Sick of Facebook Swap Equity for TV Ads
Small companies book prime-time advertising—and offer media companies a shot at a big payday. → Read More
Workplace Coaching Isn’t Just for Bosses Anymore
A focused conversation with the right person can rejuvenate a tired team. → Read More
Remote Work Won’t Be Going Away Once Offices Are Open Again
Flexibility is key to reimagining work and keeping employees on board after the pandemic. → Read More
Ways to Feel Better About Work When There’s No Money for a Raise
A salary bump may be tough this year. Here are other avenues to find satisfaction in your career. → Read More
What You Need to Know Before Heading Back to the Office
After months of lockdown, cities—and businesses—are reopening, with workers having to decide whether they want to take part. → Read More
The Pandemic Created New Workplace Tribes. Here’s How to Unite Them
Get past petty jealousies and renew workers’ “psychological contract,” experts say. → Read More
The Pandemic Created New Workplace Tribes. Here’s How to Unite Them
After months of juggling the demands of her job while home-schooling two under-10s, a friend who’s a partner at a big London media agency now must bridge the gap between two new workplace tribes: those who toiled throughout the lockdown and those who were on government-subsidized furlough. → Read More
Brexit Bulletin: Radical Times Ahead
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Germany Will Win the World Cup, UBS Says After 10,000 Simulations
But don’t count out Brazil, Spain and England in the bank’s complete rankings. → Read More
Brexit Bulletin: Security Matters
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Brexit Bulletin: Are We Nearly There Yet?
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The NFL Targets London. Britons Find It Boring
The only sport that fares worse in audience interest is golf. → Read More
These Are the Budget Pitfalls Philip Hammond Needs to Avoid
Whatever U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond does in his budget speech on Wednesday, he needs to make sure his plans don’t unravel as some have in the past. → Read More
BOE Rate Hike: Here’s What The World Looked Like The Last Time BOE Raised Rates
The Bank of England just raised its benchmark U.K. interest rate for the first time since July 5, 2007, raising the cost of borrowing for British banks. → Read More
Here’s What the World Looked Like the Last Time the BOE Raised Interest Rates
The Bank of England just raised its benchmark U.K. interest rate for the first time since July 5, 2007, raising the cost of borrowing for British banks and potentially increasing the cost of mortgage payments for millions of homeowners. → Read More
This Country Has Plenty of Jobs. Where Are All the Workers?
Five big ideas that made the week interesting, and the stories behind them. → Read More
The World’s Most Expensive Home Is Headed for a Renovation
The World’s Most Expensive Home Is Headed for a Renovation → Read More
This Was The Week Everyone Had Their Say on Brexit
No-one seems to agree with anyone else. → Read More