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The US is seeing prices ease and the hopes for this to continue could mean interest cuts later in the year.

In the whirlwind of today’s economic scene, CEOs and business visionaries confront an intricate task: guiding their enterprises through seas of uncertainty.

One of Britain’s most respected international business leaders, Sir Bob Reid has a history of steering disparate large organisations through challenging times by drawing on universal principles about people, power, and profit that he had…

The move comes after Musk warned earlier this month that he has a “super bad feeling” about the economy amid record-high inflation. In a memo to executives, titled “pause all hiring worldwide”, Musk said that around 10% of jobs at Tesla…

With the world economy upended in 2020, new investments into US companies plunged by almost 50% while China soared.

Last time the UK experienced such severe lockdown measures, the consequences were catastrophic. The country entered its worst recession on record, with renowned enterprises, such as Pizza Express, Cath Kidston and Debenhams falling into…

As markets are continually roiled by the COVID-19 pandemic, investors and entrepreneurs are looking to bounce back in 2021.

Christian Sewing acknowledged the progress made so far but warned that “not all industries” will soon recover.

As we are now halfway through 2020, we can take stock of how the initial impact of the ongoing economic turmoil has affected tech companies. So far, the signs are positive.

When the clock strikes 11pm this evening, the United Kingdom will officially leave the European Union. It feels more like a lifetime than 3 years since the vote to leave sent seismic shockwaves through the country and those who had spent…

As we enter a new decade, CEOs are showing record levels of pessimism in the global economy, with 53% predicting a decline in the rate of economic growth in 2020.

The latest figures show that the non-oil private sector in Dubai continues to grow. Numbers from the IHS Markit Dubai Purchasing Managers' Index for October 2019 show a rise from 52.6 to 54.6.