Paying the Price: Tariffs and the UK Economy

By Mitchell Ho When people discuss tariffs, it may seem like one of those technical trade terms that only politicians and economists know about. On the surface, a tariff is simply a tax that companies bringing goods into a nation pay on imported goods. However, the result is far from superficial. Tariffs cause supply chain disruptions, cost increases, and frequently lead to retaliation. Since the beginning of President Donald Trump's second term in 2025, The U.S. has imposed

By Matthew Goh With demand for new homes in the UK far outpacing supply, the Green Belt has come under intense criticism for reducing available land for the construction of housing and driving up property prices. Last year, the government updated the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) , outlining major changes to the Green Belt policy including making the reassessment of Green Belt land mandatory, sparking renewed debate on the effect of the Green Belt on housing. But

By Erica Paul The government has recently legislated to bring interest-free “Buy Now Pay Later” (BNPL) loans into the remit of regulation...

By Billy Friese-Greene With billions pouring into AI startups – many of which are still pre-revenue — the question must be asked: is this...

By Mitchell Ho Without knowing it, you are definitely on some kind of insurance policy. Be it travel or health policy that you or your...

By Olivia Chen Ever wondered how a football stadium, hosting tens of thousands of fans every week, could suddenly transform into an...

By Abeedat Mustapha Africa is favoured with resources so vast it is incomprehensible. It may be the richest country in Earthly resources...

By Mitchell Ho Introduction According to the International Trade Administration, a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is “an agreement between...

By Sebastian Clarke From iPhones to soybeans, the U.S.-China trade war has returned with full force, and its ripple effects are hitting...

By Mitchell Ho Foreword   This is an interesting case brought to the Court of Appeals on appeal from the High Courts, all because of a...

By Jojo Thelu We have all been through it by now: biding time in a Ticketmaster waiting room with hopes of being one of the lucky few who...

By Jessica Halstead Why is EasyJet involved in so many claims? Over the past two decades, there have been countless examples of EasyJet’s...

By Mitchell Ho Intellectual Property (“IP”) claims are legal frameworks that protects creations of the mind, thus assuring creators and...

By Olivia Chen In November 2023, the Beijing Internet Court delivered a landmark ruling in China's first legal case addressing copyright...

By Zhengyang Wu What is Venture Capital? Venture capitalists (VCs) provide funding to early-stage businesses to support their growth,...

By Olivia Chen A company stands on the edge of a breakthrough—poised to grow, expand its reach, and scale new heights. Yet, one obstacle...

By Ben Howell Amidst the ‘Cost of Living Crisis’, restaurants have seemingly been increasing their prices in some unspoken competition...

By Mitchell Ho When you’re starting a business, it’s often a balancing act. Picture this: a small tech startup is on the brink of...

By Alex Dawson Artificial intelligence, the new corporate buzzword. Whilst it appears to be ‘the Goose that Laid the Golden Eggs’, its...

By Anton Braun The term 'Mergers & Acquisitions' or 'M&A' is thrown around a lot in the corporate world and is a term that any future...

By Mitchell Ho Jia Le Introduction Do you remember when you were young? Perhaps your mother or grandmother brought you to the local...

By Christine Choong Introduction Many of you who are reading this might be thinking about ChatGPT. No, this does not only include...

This article explores the key stages of a business lifecycle, revealing the crucial steps that shape a company’s rise or fall.

By Max Davies Aside from 2020- which marked the lowest annual real GPD growth in the US since World War II- there has been a consistent...