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Pub group Mitchells & Butlers has seen its entire profit for the year wiped out by its derailed property joint venture. After a summer of rain and the smoking ban, it's been a pretty bad year in the pub trade – and for Robert Tchenguiz, M&B's intended partner in the venture, it's really been an annus...
So is the UK housing market about to go pear-shaped or not? In the last few weeks we’ve digested various figures and bits of research from the market’s leading experts – including new figures from Halifax that point to a fall in house prices – and we’re still not really any the wiser….
MT has always championed flexible working – if done right, it can lead to a happier, better-motivated and more productive workforce. But the government’s plans to extend this right, announced yesterday in the Queen’s Speech, will have expensive implications for British businesses – so however noble...
We're used to thinking of today's crop of ultra-rich individuals - Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, Ingvar Kamprad, Lakshmi Mittal - as being the wealthiest people ever to draw breath.
It’s not often us journalists get to take the moral high ground. That is until estate agents come along. Then even we get to unleash the wagging finger at wave it at them, the only people who regularly rank below us in surveys of trustworthy people.
More doom and gloom on the housing market today, as former Federal Reserve chairman and economic guru supreme Alan Greenspan does the interview rounds to publicise the release of his memoirs.
Alex Salmond, the head of Scotland's newly elected SNP government, has an uphill task ahead if he is to fulfil his aspirations of making the country healthier, wealthier, and fairer.
It is time to think again about Stein's law - developed by the American economist Herb Stein - who once observed: "If something cannot go on forever, it will stop."
While pressure groups want to rein developers back, many in UK Plc see the planning system as slow, bureaucratic and hostile to business. A Government report on whether it is actually stifling economic growth is expected soon. Can a fast but fair process be devised?
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