As early as 1266, merchants of the Hanseatic League met at the Steelyard trading base in London to do business. By 1567, the “Right Worshipful Company of Merchant Adventurers of England” was trading cloth in ...

The UK’s decision to leave the European Union has led to insecurity and relocation considerations in the corporate world. It is widely anticipated that companies that generate their revenue mainly within the European Union will ...

CEO Insight speaks with Pat Ward, Head of Corporate Services, Dublin Port Company CEO Insight:  How is Dublin Port Company’s Masterplan set to transform the port’s offering? Pat Ward: Dublin Port Company’s Masterplan 2012-2042 provides ...

There are noteworthy developments across the global ports sector right now. CEO Insight profiles three ports which are leading the way on how to do it right, in the process acting as drivers of economic ...

These are exciting times for the global energy sector. Until very recently, coal, oil and natural gas looked like they might be slowly heading into the history books, but with the resurgence of the political ...

On a windy day, Scotland’s onshore turbines already supply most of its electricity demand. Scotland has been a pioneer of energy and engineering, from the early days of steam, through Clyde ship building, to North ...

Glasgow, formerly known as the “Second City of the Empire” thanks to its Victorian shipbuilding credentials, is reliving its heyday, but this time things are different, for the success it currently enjoys is built on ...

Glasgow is Scotland’s largest city with a growing population of over 600,000 at the centre of a metropolitan area of 1.7 million. It generates in excess of £19 billion GVA per annum and is the ...