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Dance, puppets

As a new tax year gets under way, Robert Maas considers what tax-planning strategies need to be updated and what needs to be scrapped completely

Ray of hope

The chancellor delivered a budget that will temporarily distract from the trials of today by encouraging us to look to the sunshine rays of tomorrow,...

Out of boom

The baby boomers have been sidelined by a government keen to prioritise the young and penalize the older generation

Realign the portrait

Penetrated by social media, new talent and invasive transparency pressures, the art industry is being reshaped by completely new hands

Innovation addicts

Young entrepreneurs are not interested in establishing a single business and profiting from it handsomely; they have serial ambitions

A spent force

Promotion to partnership no longer brings the perks and rewards it once did, so what do we do with an unmotivated band of staff?

That's justice

The courts have strengthened the hand of executors who are often left holding the bag when there is an estate administration hitch

Where's the pudding?

The jury is still out on whether the unorthodox fiscal policies being employed from Tokyo to Ottawa will benefit economic activity or hinder it