Downtown in Business has added four new recruits to the team in 2021 – as it gets ready to relaunch a sparkling live events programme from May.
There is growing optimism that the beginning of the end of the pandemic is near. The newest predictions expect a more rapid recovery of the global economy, with most countries having avoided a ‘double-dip’ recession.
Trade in goods and services accounts for nearly 60 percent of the world’s economic output, and the global average tariff has been cut in half since the 1990s to less than seven percent.
The coronavirus pandemic and lockdown measures have resulted in significant numbers of UK businesses having to temporarily close down or drastically reduce their operations.
To celebrate International Women’s Day, Downtown in Business invited a select panel of leading businesswomen to discuss a number of topics including homeschooling, women working in male-dominated sectors and the diversity agenda.
Rishi Sunak presented his much anticipated budget earlier this week and the Downtown in Business chief executive believes that it was a positive announcement – as far as it went.
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“This budget is welcomed. It tackles the problems around the pandemic and helps companies plan for the medium term. Business will appreciate the extension of
Business advisory group, and investment house Sedulo, have completed their third recent
investment, this time into the Human Performance Brand ‘HMN24’.
To support you through this critical period, Western Union Business Solutions’ latest insight guide explores what could be expected from the Budget and how it could impact finances, the economic outlook and even the British Pound.
25th March 2021, 9-1pm Join Bruntwood Works for the Spark Summit 2021, and hear the personal stories, challenges, and strategies behind some of the most
Dougal Paver from Merrion Strategy asks ‘Where have all the heavyweights gone?’
