This year's report finds the UK government amid the complex challenge of leaving the EU. Inevitably, this early phase of EU exit is taking place under intense media scrutiny and passionate political debate.

Last month I was lucky enough to be one of the 44 participants chosen to take part in a challenge of a lifetime climbing Mt. Cotopaxi...

Team GB's Olympians experience pressure like no other. They carry the weight of a nation on their shoulders and are expected to perform on the world stage, as an audience of billions watch on.

A new Stanford case study, developed in collaboration between the Stanford Global Supply Chain Management Forum and Deloitte Research, looks at how OnStar, a wholly-owned subsidiary of General Motors Corporation, has grown from a small upstart business to become the world’s largest telematics provider in the automotive industry.

Deloitte Real Estate’s comprehensive study of office occupation over a ten year period from 2004-2014 shows that financial firms now occupy 31% of all office space across central London.

CEO David Sproul blogs about the changes to Deloitte's recruitment programme to make sure that everyone has the chance to thrive, develop and succeed - regardless of background.

Deloitte's latest CFO Survey highlights growing caution amongst UK firms, so what does this mean for real estate?

Consumers increasingly want to enrich their lives with experiences and make their spare time more enjoyable by seeking services that bring convenience and enjoyment.

Sean Beech, Liverpool Office Senior Partner, discusses how the UK's Northern cities will combine in France to discuss the Northern Powerhouse agenda.

Businesses, today, are not short of data. Their executives, however, are experiencing continuing challenges relating to the use of this data.

"We welcome the Chancellor’s move to introduce a cut in stamp duty for first time buyers for properties up to £250,000.

In today's budget, the Chancellor confirmed that the threshold for the exemption from the payment of empty property rates for the rate year 2010/11 would be extended to £18,000, meaning an estimated 70% of empty properties would pay no empty rates.

The public sector, as part of its public task, collects, creates, produces and disseminates a wide range of information from legal and administrative information, business and economic data...

One of the largest generations in history is about to move into its prime years. By 2025, they will grow to represent 75% of theworkforce.

How can the challenge of connectivity be overcome to support education in developing countries?

We’ve all been there – finishing the latest episode of our favourite programme knowing all too well that we’ve got to wait another week until we find out ‘who-done-it’.

With an enthusiasm for new and developing technologies, Vikesh joined our Technology Consulting Placement to expose him to the tech world and gain invaluable support to further his career.

The U.S. Department of Justice announced a $21.5 million settlement with Deloitte over allegations that certain diversity, equity, and inclusion practices violated anti-discrimination requirements under federal contracts. The settlement, part of DOJ's Civil Rights Fraud Initiative, includes parallel state settlements with Indiana and Florida, demonstrating that contractors face potential False Claims Act exposure at both federal and state levels for DEI-related employment practices.

Of workers already based in the UK, overall 36 per cent are considering moving in the next five years.