European Union leaders agreed to grant prime minister Theresa May a new Brexit deadline of October 31, diplomats told Reuters after French President Emmanuel Macron opposed summit efforts to give her another year.
***
The British economy continued to grow 0.2% in February from a month earlier as manufacturers rushed to stockpile goods before Brexit, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics.
***
Train companies face a pensions black hole of up to £7.5bn, the Pensions Regulator has warned. The warning was made in a letter to lawyers representing the rail industry trade body, the Rail Delivery Group.
European Union leaders agreed to grant prime minister Theresa May a new Brexit deadline of October 31, diplomats told Reuters after French President Emmanuel Macron opposed summit efforts to give her another year.
***
The British economy continued to grow 0.2% in February from a month earlier as manufacturers rushed to stockpile goods before Brexit, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics.
***
Train companies face a pensions black hole of up to £7.5bn, the Pensions Regulator has warned. The warning was made in a letter to lawyers representing the rail industry trade body, the Rail Delivery Group.
Lead story: Why companies in every sector fear the tech giants
Are Big Tech companies changing the way that businesses in other sectors are adapting their strategies and business models? Experts offer their thoughts.
Don Brenchley, director of industry strategy at software group LLamasoft explains how businesses can harness technology to achieve the optimal balance between supply chain sustainability and profitability.
Professor Richard Wilding | Cranfield School of Management
The implications of stockpiling on organisational agility need to be accounted for, says Richard Wilding OBE, professor of supply chain strategy, Cranfield School of Management.
Sponsoring companies need to address the significant implications of Long Term Funding Targets (LTFTs), says Richard E Farr, managing director of adviser Lincoln Pensions.
Good corporate governance is key to delivering long-term value, says Andrew Harding, chief executive – management accounting at the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants.
