News UK Businesses Push Brussels For Access To ‘Made In Europe’ Scheme British business groups warn EU localisation rules could disrupt automotive, aerospace and other closely integrated supply chains. News Team 29th Sep
News Gatwick Region To Pitch £1.4bn Investment Pipeline To Developers Public and private sector coalition will target investors as Gatwick’s £2.2bn runway expansion adds momentum to regional growth plans. News Team 25th Sep
News The Portfolio Problem Behind IP Theft Tighter controls to counter rising cyber exposure means organisations must first safeguard the IP, data, and supplier ecosystems before breakthroughs happen Nina Todd 23rd Sep
News Projects don’t go off track suddenly; the warning signs appear long before A project may look healthy on a spreadsheet while pending decisions, hidden dependencies, and shared resource constraints quietly cause delays. Efrain Prada 23rd Sep
Mega Projects Mace Consult Joins Sydney Airport’s A$6bn Expansion Programme The consultancy will support a major increase in terminal and airfield capacity. News Team 23rd Sep
News UK Manufacturers Rein In Hiring Despite Improving Outlook Rising confidence has yet to translate into new factory jobs. News Team 23rd Sep
News Your Ten-Person Team Can Now Out-Move A Giant. Most Won’t Small firms can now outgun corporate giants, if they stop postponing decisions. Matthew Barrington-Packer 23rd Sep
News Graham Wins £220m Contract For Oxford Flood Defence Scheme The five-year project will protect homes and critical infrastructure across Oxford. News Team 23rd Sep
News How To Build Antifragile Teams The window to architect antifragility opens before the disruption arrives. Most teams discover their structure on the day it fails. Stuart J. Green 23rd Sep
News How to Plan a Home Renovation Without Losing Control Of The Budget PM Today Contributor 21st Sep