Simon Caulkin

Obsession with getting a good Brexit deal obscures a bigger prize: doing a better job of making the stuff that trading partners might want to buy

Instead of prosperity the last decade has delivered inequality, insecurity, and the rise of nationalism and populism. This is a secular challenge that business,must face head on

Brexit is a distracting sideshow to the problems of Britain’s failing state

The rising cost of ‘free’ internet technology

Populism is the sound of capitalists grinding capitalism to bits

The future norms of management are hatched in China, India, the Gulf States, Germany, Japan and Scandinavia – anywhere but Anglophonia. Time to get out more

Without support, companies like Unilever may not be able to hold off short-term pressures for long

Government and corporate dysfunction are intimately linked

Utopia for Realists: Engaging thought experiments for a better society by a young Dutch historian

Kraft Heinz will be back – it has