BHS scandal: Six urgent reforms to save BHS clones in the making
Bosses like Philip Green plunder companies and make workers bear the cost
Bosses like Philip Green plunder companies and make workers bear the cost
Here’s how Green milked the high street chain for all it wasn’t worth
Vested interests mean we cannot leave it to politicians to take urgent action on climate change
The coalition has lost all interest in any sort of economic rebalancing in its dash for short-term growth.
But the left shouldn’t despair.
Neoliberals claim that shareholders are the owners of companies. This is nonsense, argues Austin Mitchell MP and Prem Sikka, Professor of Accounting, University of Essex
A renewed enthusiasm for social investment would be a natural corollary to the Labour narrative on ‘inclusive capitalism’.
Daniel Hannan has got it wrong (again). A poorer society is less likely to be a more equal society.
It is no longer sufficient to have a public discussion about the banking system that neglects the economy as a whole, writes Jack Copley.
In the lead up to the G8 summit in Belfast this week, two narratives have featured heavily in the media’s coverage of the organisational build up: the pre-summit wrangling over Syria and the anti-capitalist protesters who’ve been causing a ‘scene’ in various symbolically ‘neo-liberal’ locations.