#Sectors

Ben Johnson

benmjohnson

As the UK government looks to extend the government backed coronavirus loan schemes, I looked into the data to see which industries are at most need of these loans. Unsurprisingly

Kayla Adams

KaylaAdams___

There are MANY environmental prizes and awards all over the world, the difference with @EarthshotPrize is that: It will focus on 5 key areas There will be 5 winners

Mike Burke

meburke4

What the Irish government has been long trying to do—with even more urgency after the 2008 meltdown—is build better resiliency in the Irish economy. That means balancing foreign investment into

Jed Kolko

JedKolko

No question that the less well-off -- whether measured by income or education -- are suffering more in this recession. And, for some narrowly defined groups, the recession may be

laurence norman

laurnorman

Some thoughts on where we are ok #IranTalks based around various sources. Last week’s discussions really made no progress. Two fundamental problems. 1/ the indirect talks are badly slowing things

Rohit Srivastava

indiacharts

The rally in commodity prices is not slowing down but after slowing down into March and April it is accelerating and getting broad based. It is no more only about

David Guilpain

Davidguilpain1

Less developed economy catching up with core economies create deep political instabilities. Sectors of core economies "refusal to adjust to new economic realities" become new losers with global trade. Characterized

BBC Business

BBCBusiness

Millions of people across the UK have had their working lives upended because of the coronavirus pandemicSo who has been affected most to date by job losses? And which sectors

Shaun Spiers

ShaunSpiers1

Why doesn't @RishiSunak's furlough scheme work for charities? It's because it's designed for those whose jobs have become temporarily redundant. That includes some who work in charity shops, cafes etc,

AA

Adxpillar

Amin Adesina’s problem started last September when he publicly announced at the U.N. climate talks in New York that he was working on a plan to scrap coal power stations

Mundia Njeri

nicholasmundia

#QatarAirways’ Data Demonstrates the Safety of Air Travel as More Than 99.988% of its Passengers Travel COVID-19-freehttp://the254hub.com/2020/10/23/qatar-airways-data-demonstrates-the-safety-of-air-travel-as-more-than-99-988-of-its-passe

The254Hub

254hub

#QatarAirways’ Data Demonstrates the Safety of Air Travel as More Than 99.988% of its Passengers Travel COVID-19-freehttp://the254hub.com/2020/10/23/qatar-airways-data-demonstrates-the-safety-of-air-travel-as-more-than-99-988-of-its-passe

JamesSmithRF

JamesSmithRF

More startling @ONS monthly GDP data out this morning (for June and our first look at Q2). Despite the strongest *monthly* growth rate on record at 8.7%, Q2 as a

Neil Coleman

NeilColemanSA

Some questions about the #level4lockdown A thread:It seems to be a sensible balance aimed at getting the economy moving & protecting lives. The devil will be in the detail of

Louise Blackwell 🕷

LouiseBLou

Lots of good energy & collaboration happening around making sure freelancers in the creative industries are part of decision making. Over 70% in these industries are self-employed. Don't wait to

Prem Doshi

StocksResearch

There has been a lot of talk about the life post lockdown opens and its impact on demand, many people are backing up pent up demand scenario.So here is a