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After another tough year for retailers, Christmas 2013 came as something of a relief, with the majority showing an improved performance on the 2012 festive period.

Equity markets started 2013 with more than their usual bout of new year enthusiasm.

Tomorrow's City, Today's Challenge is a unique campaign, launched at MIPIM UK in 2014. 60% of the world's population will live in cities by 2030 and our campaign looks at what we need to do today to prepare for that change.

Calling space tech companies - the UK Space Agency Accelerator is still accepting applications for two of its support programmes, Geo and Fusion: Connect with Capital.

‘It's the economy, stupid!' This famous statement is said to be a predictor of the outcome of elections. Could having a loose grip of economics help us help our clients?

In her blog back in May, Emily Puddifer raised the moral question: "If you took out PPI aware of the terms of the policy, would you complain anyway, knowing that you could receive compensation?"

The government will provide £435 million of further support for businesses facing significant increases in bills due to the English business rates revaluation from April 2017.

Andrew Wilkes looks at how listed media companies are faring in the current economic climate.

Lydia Hartley, co-founder of Continue, discusses the growing role of resale in retail and how brands can unlock new commercial opportunities through the circular economy. She shares insights on shifting consumer behaviours, securing investment, building teams, and navigating growth in the competitive retail technology landscape.

On 22 January 2019 Dentons held its annual Real Estate Market Predictions event.

Saudi Arabia has revealed details of a plan to found a 200m wide, 500m tall, 170km long city referred to as The Line, projected to accommodate 9 million residents and be powered 100% renewably.

Despite the continued low growth in Europe there is a definite feeling of greater resilience and a growing confidence that economies are improving.

The quarterly CFO Survey is firmly established with media and policy makers as the authoritative barometer of UK corporates' sentiment and strategies.

What started as a credit crunch and financial downturn in 2007/08 has developed into a G7 economic recession.

Michael Quach considers the state of the UK economy and questions the future of the Chancellor’s austerity drive.

Pressure is mounting on the MPC to raise interest rates in order to preserve its credibility in the face of above-target and rising inflation.

The further signs that the recovery – both here and abroad – is struggling suggest that the MPC should be giving the economy as much support as possible.