Business
See the latest news and insights from 56° North.
Page 1 of 2
- Business
The race for the Scottish business vote
It’s a marathon not a sprint but Scottish Labour seems to find it harder than their UK counterparts to forge ahead in the polls and as Managing Partner John Penman reveals, the same may be true when it comes to winning over business.
Read more- Business
The big business of sports documentaries
The fly-on-the-wall sports documentary seems to be everywhere but do they tell a true story of what happens? 56° North Director Sophie Ashcroft has a better handle on this than most. Here she gives us a behind the scenes look at what it’s like to be in one, as well as some sound advice in case you’re thinking that it might be right for you.
- Business
- General election
- Politics
What politicians must do to get business on board
As we enter an election year, Managing Partner Anthony Thompson analyses how the economy is going to dominate political campaigning in 2024 and why the political parties are battling to engage with business.
- Business
Journalism may be changing but building and maintaining relationships is more important than ever for the communications sector
New data shows a continuing decline in the number of journalists. Here, Director Sophie Ashcroft considers the implications for the way the communications industry interacts with the media
- Business
Could the new AUKUS deal help the UK finally unlock some post Brexit benefits?
As the UK hails the benefits of the AUKUS security deal, Director Arron Gatley looks at whether it might also create economic opportunities for the UK in the post Brexit world.
- Business
Life in a Northern Town
Expert opinion — Henri Murison, Northern Powerhouse Partnership
- Business
The High Street is dead, long live the High Street.
Cast your mind back to 1989 — The Simpsons had just hit the small screen, Timothy Dalton’s short time as James Bond was coming to an end with Licence to Kill and, most importantly, John Lewis opened the doors of its flagship store in Aberdeen for the first time.