Rachel Reeves to introduce new debt rule, unlocking £50bn for UK investment
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced a significant shift in the UK’s fiscal policy framework, confirming plans to introduce a new “investment” debt rule in next week’s Budget. This change is expected to free up over £50 billion in borrowing capacity, earmarked
You’re not ‘working people’, Keir Starmer tells landlords & shareholders as PM draws battle lines signalling major tax hikes in Budget
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has sparked controversy by suggesting that landlords and shareholders do not fall under his definition of “working people” as Labour prepares for one of the biggest tax increases in recent history. With Chancellor Rachel Reeves set
The Reluctant Leader: A Powerful Shift in Business Leadership
In today’s competitive business landscape, successful leadership is often portrayed as assertive, visionary, and highly ambitious. However, an equally powerful yet often overlooked archetype is the reluctant leader. These individuals do not actively seek leadership roles but are thrust into them
New Q&A with Rhett Hintze, COO of Bravo Group
Rhett Hintze served as the Chief Operating Officer at Bravo Group, Pennsylvania’s largest privately-held public relations firm. With a robust academic foundation, Rhett holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Brigham Young University and a Master of Public Administration
AI Virtual Assistants in Omnichannel Support: Bridging CRM Data Across Platforms
Modern businesses adopt omnichannel strategies to ensure that their customers receive a seamless and similar experience no matter which platform they use. Virtual assistants play one of the major roles in the process by bridging CRM data across different platforms. To