A week in America | 26 October 2023
This week, Martin continues to follow the chaos in Congress. While finding a new Speaker is a step forward, what comes next has many people worried…
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This week, Martin continues to follow the chaos in Congress. While finding a new Speaker is a step forward, what comes next has many people worried…
High Performance Consultancy’s final peopleHUB webinar of 2023 is nearly here! They will welcome a panel HR professionals who are experts in employee engagement.
This week’s Venue of the Week is Crowne Plaza Chester. Crowne Plaza Chester is the perfect setting for business, pleasure and leisure.
Jim looks at a century of tragic mistakes that has led to the tragedy unfolding in Gaza. With little confidence, he suggests a solution.
HS2 cancelled. Announced investment in infrastructure not real. COVID enquiry revelations. What, given the myriad of news outlets available to us, are we unable to give due attention to the big issues affecting us?
This week Martin looks at the crisis on Capitol Hill as the US Government stumbles towards a shutdown no-one can see a way out of…
Downtown in Business, in association with Deloitte, hosted an exclusive private dinner at the INNSIDE by Melia hotel in Liverpool on Tuesday evening, reflecting on the Labour Party conference.
Frank McKenna reflects on this week’s Labour Party conference in Liverpool.
The voters verdict on the party conference season will come in next week’s two by elections. Jim looks back on the Liverpool gathering and asks if Sir Keir Starmer has taken a gamble on housing.
The 2024 Downtown in Business Property & Regeneration conference will take place on Thursday 8th February, at the Lowry Hotel, Manchester.
This week’s Venue of the Week is INNSiDE by Melia hotels. INNSiDE UK is a collection of balanced lifestyle hotels, ready for you to explore.
This week Martin looks at the commercial success of one of Merseyside’s top football teams through the lens of US sport. Finding brand value is more than letting the highest bidder slap a logo on your shirt, he argues…