Opinion: Foreign investors should work with, not against, unions
Trade unions have long been the bogeyman for foreign investors, with many actively seeking to avoid unionised environments. This attitude…
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What happens to investment in a post-Roe America?
Abortion rights are under threat in the US after a leaked Supreme Court document intimated that the landmark Roe ruling…
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Weekly data: Food prices are rising faster than ever before
Food price rises hit record levels in March, with the Ukraine war, supply chain issues and Covid-19 pandemic combining to…
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Opinion: If businesses want to attract and retain talent, they must show their woke side
Talent is in short supply for many businesses, and to retain or attract younger generations they must embrace 'woke' ideologies.
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Digital nomads versus work from home: The dichotomy of localism and globalism
The Covid-19 pandemic brought with it an increase in digital nomads while increasing numbers settled into working from home. In…
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What will it take to truly level up the UK?
As the government releases its levelling up white paper, those responsible for attracting investment to the less prosperous parts of…
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The inequality behind the Black Lives Matter movement – what socio-economic statistics reveal about racial divides in the US
As Black History Month starts in the US, Investment Monitor looks at the disparities between the lives of black and…
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Europe’s growing inequality problem shown in five charts
Data shows how inequality within Europe has a marked west-east and north-south divide, and is also notable within and outside…
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