
Opinion: The UK talks a good green game but needs action, not words
The UK government barely seems to let a week pass without talking up its global leadership in green energy, but the reality on the ground is somewhat different.
The UK government barely seems to let a week pass without talking up its global leadership in green energy, but the reality on the ground is somewhat different.
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US banking giant Goldman Sachs eventually plans to employ several hundred staff at its new site in Birmingham, England.
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Carolina Arriagada Peters, managing director of consultancy Cities & Collaboration, discusses FDI aftercare, gender equality, sustainability and the UK's post-Brexit future.
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The recent blockage of the Suez Canal had repercussions that were felt on a global scale. Just how vital is the waterway, and its Panama counterpart, to global trade?
Harsher FDI screening regimes have been an emerging trend in recent years, and were accelerated by the Covid-19 outbreak, but will these rules last beyond the pandemic?
Christoph Leitl, the president of Eurochambres, discusses why the UK and the EU must now act in each others' best interests, how Europe's Green Deal should be implemented, and why SMEs are all important.
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