Behavioural Analytics – The Next Frontier

For over a decade, PwC's research has explored why economic progress improves lives more effectively in some places than others. This year's Good Growth Barometer report introduces...

Leicester is evolving into one of the East Midlands' most dynamic knowledge economies, creating opportunities for both businesses and the professional services firms that support them. Senior Partner Tim Gladdle explores the city's economic transformation, the growing demand for specialist legal advice, and why Rothera Bray continues to invest in Leicester's future.

UK retailers face mounting pressure as they navigate structural headwinds including inflation, tax burdens, and global volatility in fuel and food prices. With peak trading season approaching and the upcoming Budget looming as a potential turning point, the question remains whether government intervention will provide meaningful cost relief or if retailers must rely solely on data-driven personalization strategies to sustain growth through back-to-school and Christmas trading periods.

Explore comprehensive legal insights and expert commentary across diverse practice areas, or tune in to informative podcasts featuring industry thought leaders. Stay informed with the latest developments shaping the legal landscape.

The Football Governance Act 2025 introduces a comprehensive licensing regime requiring all clubs in England's top five divisions to obtain operating licences from the Independent Football Regulator starting in the 2027/28 season. This regulatory framework establishes mandatory requirements for financial planning, corporate governance, fan engagement, and business strategy, fundamentally transforming how football clubs demonstrate their financial soundness and operational sustainability. Clubs must navigate

Deborah Kops, Managing Principal, Sourcing Change discusses the evolution of different shared services careers at the Deloitte 2013 Shared Services & BPO Conference.

The work of the World Economic Forum and its Partners on sustainable consumption rests on a set of simple, but vital, premises about the systemic nature of the sustainability challenge, and the actions needed to address it:

An interesting decision from the Federal Labour Court Germany in the case of Endres v. T-Systems International GmbH has recently been published concerning the transfer of remuneration on the transfer of an undertaking.

The consumer products industry is facing unprecedented cost challenges. The global economy is suffering from one of the deepest recessions and consumers are reducing their spending drastically.