The consequences of Brexit are finally becoming apparent. Sadly, worthy though the ambition is, transformation of the UK into a high-wage, high-skills economy is unlikely to be one of them
The death of the job
The present labour shortages have disturbingly deep roots. Don’t expect easy solutions
Universal Basic Capital: an idea whose time has come?
The ‘pension fund socialism’ predicted by Peter Drucker 50 years ago never happened. But more modest proposals for ‘citizen capital’ now doing the rounds look promising – if anyone dares to do it
How England’s footballers ran rings round its politicians
Surprisingly, it’s off the pitch that the young English side handed out the sharpest lessons
Regulating the regulators
Like every government, this one says it wants to do regulation better. But as a new report shows, it has no more idea how to do it than its predecessors
The revenge of those who saved the NHS
After Cummings’ parliamentary testimony, we already have a good idea what the national Covid enquiry should say
Biden’s bigger challenge
Two cheers for Biden’s economic choices – but the hardest part is still to come
On re-reading Peter Drucker
Now more than ever is the time for management to live up to the aspirations of its founding father
A tale of two viruses
The pandemic of untruths spread by Facebook and social media may be as much of a danger as the coronavirus
A ‘great rebalancing’?
Levelling up is a worthy ambition – unfortunately it is also a more complicated challenge than it looks