Vauxhall’s Luton Closure: What It Means for the Economy and the Race to Net Zero 26th November 2024 ...

The rumble of engines at Vauxhall’s historic Luton van factory will soon fall silent. Stellantis, its parent company, has announced plans to close the site in April 2025, putting 1,100 jobs at risk.

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The UK's ONS is pioneering a more holistic way to measure economic success through Gross Inclusive Income (GII), which incorporates sustainability and wellbeing alongside traditional financial metrics ...

Recent debates around the staggering pay packages of top executives have reignited discussions about fairness in the workplace. A new survey by the High Pay Centre reveals that over half of the UK ...

Has China, the world's leading polluter reached peak emissions? And if so, has its journey to net zero emissions begun. This Bloomberg clip looks at how China got to account for 30% of carbon ...

Sustaining and disruptive innovations are two distinct types of innovation that impact markets differently, often influencing the trajectory of businesses and industries. Here are the key differences, ...

While monopolies often attract criticism for their negative effects on markets and consumers, there are several potential advantages that a monopoly can provide under certain circumstances. Here are ...

Monopoly power allows a single firm to dominate a market, giving it significant control over pricing, supply, and market conditions. While monopolies can sometimes drive innovation and efficiency, the ...

Market power refers to a firm's ability to influence the price, output, or other market conditions in its favour, without being constrained by competitive forces. Firms with significant market power ...

The main difference between horizontal collusion and vertical collusion lies in the relationship between the firms involved and their positions in the supply chain. Here's a detailed explanation of ...

Price-fixing cartels often collapse due to internal and external pressures that make it difficult to sustain coordinated behavior over time. These pressures include the temptation to cheat, market ...