Professor Chris Grey on why it matters what businesses are saying to the government and why Theresa May should really rethink her red lines.

I cannot believe some of the things that are coming out of the mouths of some of our leading politicians right now.

There is a shortage of a number of skills linked to the wider construction industry in this country. Charlie Mullins argues that Euan Blair is actually making it worse.

Their dystopian political agenda is causing the making of irrational decisions in the name of Brexit.

Pub chain JD Wetherspoon recently closed down their social media accounts for fear that “pub managers were being side-tracked from the real job of serving customers.” Really?

One of the many remarkable consequences of the Brexit vote is the extent which it has fractured the traditional closeness of the Conservative Party and the business community.

Moral hysteria is a weapon of mass confusion: a labor activist alleged that Jeff Bezos skimped on warehouse worker’s wages. Then it turned out the activist forgot to pay its research interns.

As with every week (day, hour, minute), the last several days have been filled with drama, suspense, tweets, a government shutdown and a porn star claiming she had an affair with the President. Just another few days in the Trump presidency.

Former Tory Chancellor and current Evening Standard’s Editor George Osborne is highly benefiting from his work for the US firm that shorted construction giant Carillion’s collapse.

Carillion, the construction firm that provides services for schools, prisons and hospitals, has crashed into liquidation this Monday morning. But where is the man responsible for the Carillion debacle?

Amazon had a good Thanksgiving weekend. And Jeff Bezos — already the richest man in the world — is even better off as a result. He’s now estimated to be worth a cool $100 billion. With a “b”.

The 'halal' sector is diverse and expanding. According to research by the Thomson Reuters foundation it is estimated to be worth $3.7 trillion by 2019.

It has to be the multi-tasking challenge of all time. Theresa May will attempt to pull off Brexit transition timing and an EU trade deal simultaneously. A challenge all by itself, but isn't she also running a country?