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With the coronavirus outbreak forcing millions of people to swap their offices for their homes, the dynamic of the global workforce has changed dramatically in just a few short weeks. Fortunately, developments in technology have made the switch from the office

Until a few years ago, Lewben was better known among connoisseurs of art than by financiers or the business media.

When private equity firms complete an acquisition, their focus shifts sharply from deal-making to value creation. While growth targets, operational efficiencies, and strategic realignments dominate integration plans, one foundational element often determines s

As we enter the ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution’, a time of significant technological, economic and societal change, STEM skills are going to be more important than ever in driving the UK’s private sector forward. Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths

In the world of art investment, the term “blue chip art” is often used to refer to pieces that are considered exceptionally valuable and stable. Much like blue chip stocks in the financial market, blue chip art represents the gold standard of inves

In 2026, cybersecurity must be a top priority for organisations of all sizes. With cyber threats continuing to evolve, businesses need a layered approach to security that protects systems, data, and user accounts from unauthorised access. This post will outlin

The World Federation of Exchanges Ltd. released its Annual Statistics Market Highlights report.

For years, risk management acted as a mandatory speed limit on financial execution. Trading firms often accepted microsecond delays as the unavoidable cost of regulatory compliance. Today, hardware acceleration fundamentally changes this dynamic, bringing the

The average price of a litre of petrol at the end of 2018 was £1.21 in the UK, whereas a decade ago the figure was closer to £0.89 per litre. Price surges are reflective of steep inflation at various historical points, but what does 2019 hold for our empty t