Airbus A220 cost cuts
Paul Adams
17th January 2019
What could Airbus’ plans to drive efficiencies on its A220 model mean for UK suppliers and are why is Boeing likely to emulate its strategy?
The blame game – Is Brexit to blame for the decline in car sales?
Richard Gane
8th January 2019
Climbing costs and nosediving demand are behind the decline in UK car sales, according to automotive sector specialist Richard Gane.
New car registrations slump for second year running
Richard Gane
7th January 2019
Figures released by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) show an overall decline in new car registrations.
Ready for Brexit – before, during and after?
Richard Gane
20th December 2018
Being prepared for Brexit means looking beyond the immediate contingency planning that many companies are in the process of implementing.
Should ad agencies follow WPP’s lead?
Ben Bird
14th December 2018
Ben Bird, Partner of Consumer Practice and shares his thoughts on the company’s plans to ‘simplify’ its business model, at The London Economic.
One small step, one giant leap?
Paul Adams
12th December 2018
Head of aerospace Paul Adams spoke to Open Access Government about the challenges of commercialising the UK space industry.
Ready, steady, stockpile?
Paul Adams
23rd November 2018
Head of aerospace Paul Adams recently spoke to Reuters about the how the Brexit contingency plans of aerospace giants Rolls-Royce and Airbus are impacting the sector’s supply chain.
To infinity and beyond?
Paul Adams
20th November 2018
As Airbus wins a £180m communication satellite contract, is the UK space industry on target to achieve 10 per cent of the global space market by 2020?
Could Airbus and Boeing face tough competition from China?
Paul Adams
9th November 2018
China’s aerospace market is reaching new heights, but how does this relate to Brexit? Head of aerospace Paul Adams shed some light on the issue.