Companies are told they need to prepare for the arrival of #quantum computing. But for most it is too far off to worry about. My latest for The Times. https://t.co/Q7nlOzTyrw
Total employment in the City of London looks set to fall this year for the first time since 2013 highlighting the economic risks Rachel Reeves is facing in the Budget. https://t.co/2dBri0eP4o
Why is the US economy more dynamic than the UK? Is it partly because big US customers are more willing to buy from disruptive technology start-ups? https://t.co/I5lnmci1jQ
You can check out the piece in full here, where I dive more into the evidence and some of the specifics of fund performance and terms: https://t.co/gYCrEQCCg2
Rachel Reeves says that if pension funds invested more in venture capital it would be good for both savers and the economy. But would it? https://t.co/4O6euiCEoI
In the budget speech the chancellor said the seriousness of the inheritance from the Tories "cannot be underestimated". Now in the FT the PM says you "can't underestimate" the damage caused by previous budgets. To misuse underestimate twice in one week looks like carelessness
The OBR’s forecasts based on the budget measures are even gloomier with a 0.6% of GDP increase in public investment delivering a meagre 0.14% boost to GDP after five years.
Will increased public investment in the budget deliver the promised big boost to growth? Not within ten years suggests analysis by the Office for Budget Responsibility. https://t.co/azYw6c7Myc
Will increased public investment in the budget deliver the promised big boost to growth? Not within ten years suggests analysis by the Office for Budget Responsibility. https://t.co/azYw6c7Myc
Looking forward to reading @LucyAAsh’s book about the Russian Orthodox Church, which, in a wonderful bit of nominative determinism, is published by Icon Books https://t.co/OvVOyBgPvG
The modern-day equivalents of medieval kings and queens eat in private rooms. Their public appearances communicate a message, but rarely a human being.
Enter, Lunch with the FT.
To celebrate 30 years of Lunch, meet @henrymance's six types of guest https://t.co/tmSgdwdAcj