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Amid the noise about the state of university finances across the UK, it is easy to overlook the human cost of failed international strategies by...
With a new UK Government focused firmly on driving economic growth amid a backdrop of high inflation, increasing borrowing costs, and a labour market...
As the great Cliff Morgan once said “In Wales, every man, woman, and child is a selector” and as a result, it’s always controversial to discuss...
As look ahead to the new year, there are going to be many challenges facing the businesses here in the UK. Not only will they be dealing with some...
As 2024 draws to a close, it is clear that the UK economy finds itself at a critical crossroads, with businesses bracing for what many fear will be...
Innovation is crucial to the UK economy as it drives productivity, fosters competitiveness, and creates high-value jobs across industries. By...
As someone who has been an advocate for improving management skills within small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) since I began my academic...
The UK manufacturing sector is facing a severe skills shortage which poses a significant challenge to its competitiveness and future growth....
Back in July this column highlighted the importance of the Welsh diaspora and referenced a survey being undertaken by Global Welsh, an organisation...
This week we will hold the first-ever UK Fast Growth Awards in London, where we will be celebrating the fastest-growing firms in the UK. Drawing on...
Amazon recently announced that it is ordering staff back to the office five days a week, ending its hybrid work policy. This follows a series of...
Contrary to the expectations of many political pundits on both sides of the Atlantic, Donald Trump has been elected President of the United States...
Last week the first-ever female Chancellor of the Exchequer stood up in the House of Commons to deliver a budget that has resulted in the biggest...
Next week sees the first ever budget presented to the House of Commons by a female Chancellor of the Exchequer. More importantly, Rachel Reeves...
There can no longer by any doubts that the university sector in Wales is in a financial mess, and it’s painful to write yet another column about...
Earlier this summer, I had the pleasure of dropping into Zip World in North Wales for breakfast with its founder, Sean Taylor. Over a sausage bap...
Last week, we saw one of the first indications of the continuing financial challenges facing UK higher education when the University of South Wales...
According to various research studies effective managers are essential for improving productivity in the workplace, driving higher employee...
Universities in Wales are underperforming in terms of supporting businesses and a fairer allocation of research funding could boost the Welsh...
Next week, the inaugural UK StartUp Awards final will take place and marking a significant milestone in recognising the most promising new...
Over the last couple of years there have been numerous high-profile examples of workplace bullying, which many would have thought should be a thing...
New data shows that the number of 18-year-olds applying to university in Wales was the lowest in the UK, with only 34% having applied by the end of...
A regular readers of this column will know, I am passionate about supporting local businesses, especially those located on our high streets up and...
As someone who has been involved in studying entrepreneurship for thirty-five years, I always look forward to the publication of the Global...
For those of us who were born and brought up in Wales and then left to pursue our studies or start a new job, the sense of ‘hiraeth’ is something...
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