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Boosting the UK’s ailing business investment will require a sense of stability and certainty as much as anything else
An industry that lectures others about diversity is making pathetically slow progress itself
The bonus cap isn’t an effective measure but nor does scrapping it amount to a radical reform agenda
Some producers have an incentive to agree to new fixed-price contracts
Extraction process remains unpopular with the public despite soaring gas prices
Scale of support is welcome — but there are questions over how to meet the multibillion pound costs
Era of rock bottom interest rates, elevated demand and ample government support is drawing to a close
Proposals to limit costs appear technically, legally and politically complex
How should the sector handle this huge shock to living standards and household finances?
In the wasted weeks of political hot air, there has been little progress on how to keep homes warm this winter
Topic has potential to cause schism between Westminster and Threadneedle Street
Looming renewal date for fixed-price contracts requires a reprise of pandemic-era thinking
Record £17mn fine raises questions about ability of industry to change and efficacy of current regulation
The waterborne infrastructure of global trade could dry out or shut down as the world heats up
Companies need long-term clarity on policy to make investment plans
Politicians are generally acknowledged to be quite bad at weighing short-term gain against longer-term risk
Large-scale cancellations by Avanti owe more to a dysfunctional model than ‘unofficial strike action’
It is unclear how state-owned British Business Bank will handle its investments in hundreds of small private companies
Regulator Sir Jon Thompson flags the increasing chance that a large listed company is left without an auditor
Detailed strategies and policy certainty would do more for companies than a slowdown on emissions goals
There are no easy ways for either side to extract quick wins from the current landscape
The Vermont ice cream maker has managed to mix folksy fun, campaigning controversy and the cold realities of capitalism
Aims of capital market review rely on a more fundamental overhaul and digitisation of market infrastructure
An arbitration scheme to handle pandemic rental arrears is currently virtually unused
The supermarket’s generally laudable position on ‘colleague’ pay glosses over the lowest-paid workers
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