On Thursday, the completion of the $8bn buyout of Paramount by Hollywood minnow Skydance Media marked a seismic shift in the US media landscape.

Britain is now enduring the worst levels of child poverty since modern records began, even worse than in the Thatcher-Major years, and far worse than in most European countries.

Britain’s wealthiest areas will face the biggest council tax rises, experts have predicted.

But the stock exchange isn’t providing enough access to capital, and listed companies aren’t investing to boost growth.

In the UK, different generations have faced vastly different circumstances, technologically, economically, socially, and even environmentally.

It is wholly true that GDP is not the measure of everything - Simon Kuznets, who invented the concept, pointed that out.

Marx’s original thesis of the Sociology of Knowledge argues that ideologies (religion, philosophy, law, etc.) are not neutral or ‘objective,’ but instead reflect the material interests and class positions of those who produce them. Marx

China is urging its electric vehicle industry to stop cutting prices and rein in production amid fears that persistent deflation is imperilling economic growth.

The case for a "dissolution of the universities," modelled metaphorically on Henry VIII’s dissolution of the monasteries, rests on several systemic failures in modern higher education.

Mr. Byrne - yea he of “There’s no money left” - is pondering (in committee and therefore ponderously) why the British financial markets don’t fund British business.

It’s not just millionaires who are leaving the UK in droves, an ASI-commissioned poll shows that up to a third of young people are considering moving away, or actively preparing to do so.

You wish to do that then you go right ahead. We are, after all, believers in those free market things around here.