A week in America | 15 November 2024
14/11/2024
This week Martin wonders what fortune holds for the ‘Liberal Coasts’ and the industry they support…
This week Martin wonders what fortune holds for the ‘Liberal Coasts’ and the industry they support…
As Donald Trump begins pulling his White House team together, Jo outlines why Keir Starmer must try to regain some of the UK’s international respect.
Colin Sinclair, chief executive of Sciontec, says the company’s new collaboration with Bruntwood SciTech could help to boost investment in Liverpool.
This week, Martin digests the US Election results and looks at what a new Trump administration might mean for citizens, business and foreign affairs.
To millions of Americans, Trump’s behaviour was irrelevant. It was, as ever, the economy. Jim’s blog reflects on Trump’s success and the Biden/Harris mistakes.
Jo reacts to Donald Trump’s astonishing election victory.
Though largely welcoming the Chancellors first budget, Frank McKenna is concerned that Labour is not delivering the ‘business friendly’ agenda it promised – and he offers a brief reflection on Donald Trump’s return to the White House.
Finally, the US election is here. This week, Martin looks at the winners and losers in the campaign, US sports and the stock market…
Frank McKenna reflects on Labours first budget in fifteen years.
This week, Jo delves into the recent Budget and the future set by Rachel Reeves.
Jim is sticking his neck out and predicting Kemi Badenoch and Donald
Trump will be the winners in a big week for politics coming up on both
sides of the Atlantic.
This week, Steven explains why the little details always make the biggest difference.