Cass Business School

According to last week’s official figures, the UK economy has slipped back into recession, although these figures are an early estimate and highly likely to change.

A Reuters poll last week suggested that Spain and Italy won't need to resort to international bailouts as they fight through their debt crises, although their economic problems may continue the euro zone's recession into mid-year.

Cass Business School Professor ManMohan Sodhi has published a new book, Managing Supply Chain Risk (Springer, NY) co-authored with Professor Christopher Tang, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).

Consumers have more power than ever before and are now dictating the terms of engagement with retailers. That was the starting proposition of a Management Today breakfast event last month sponsored by Accenture, and hosted by Cass Business School.

Cass Business School Investment Management MSc student Ingrid Morante has been awarded a prestigious £5,000 scholarship by the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI).

The European Commission has approved the nationalisation of the Royal Mail's pension scheme which allows the government to privatise the Royal Mail without its huge pension scheme liabilities.

There has been much debate recently over the introduction of a mansion tax and the dropping of the 50p tax rate in order to tax the rich, but which is the fairer option?

Whilst the release date for the new Windows 8 operating system has not been announced yet, the most recent prerelease version is the Consumer Preview which was released at the end of February.

Out of town shopping centres and retail parks are now part of our everyday lives, housing large retail stores with free parking, but with town centre vacancy rates doubling in the last two years what is the future of the British High Street?

As Greece tips deeper into a seemingly spiraling financial disaster, the latest rescue package comes in the form of an extra £108 billion in a new bail-out deal.