
David Wighton
@davidwighton
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AI is causing companies to lose sales and cut jobs, particularly in professional services. My latest for The Times
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The artificial intelligence revolution has started to reshape the job market, with graduate recruitment particularly impacted
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The US biotechnology industry is in trouble, thanks partly to Trump. The UK must seize the opportunity. My latest in The Times
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Other countries are moving quickly to attract American talent and Britain should be doing the same
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Why is the US economy more dynamic than the UK? Is it partly because big US customers are more willing to buy from disruptive technology start-ups?
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The US is looking at defence industry investors to oversee procurement. Can the UK keep up?
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RT @johnarlidge: Jaguar boss: I don’t care if Nigel Farage hates our rebrand. In this weekend's Sunday Times
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Replacing the leaping cat with a double J logo has infuriated traditionalists. A bigger issue for boss Rawdon Glover is, do drivers want to go electric yet?
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This is a great piece of work that confirms the concerns about the Enterprise Investment Scheme in my recent column
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There needs to be a proper debate over whether initiatives such as the Enterprise Investment Scheme are providing taxpayers with value for money
You can check out the piece in full here, where I dive more into the evidence and some of the specifics of fund performance and terms:
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Rachel Reeves says that if pension funds invested more in venture capital it would be good for both savers and the economy. But would it?
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Investment in fast-growing British companies is seen by the chancellor as a ‘win-win’ but others are not so sure
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RT @davidwighton: Will increased public investment in the budget deliver the promised big boost to growth? Not within ten years suggests an….
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The chancellor is facing challenges over the Office for Budget Responsibility’s investment figures
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Will increased public investment in the budget deliver the promised big boost to growth? Not within ten years suggests analysis by the Office for Budget Responsibility.
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The chancellor is facing challenges over the Office for Budget Responsibility’s investment figures
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RT @StreetsConsult: FCA’s plan to ease market-maker rules is a new threat to banks via @FinancialNews @davidwighton.
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Watchdog says rules are too geared towards banks that hold retail deposits
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RT @maxseddon: Looking forward to reading @LucyAAsh’s book about the Russian Orthodox Church, which, in a wonderful bit of nominative deter….
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Ex-Moscow correspondent Lucy Ash examines the complicity of the Orthodox Church in the Kremlin’s war against Ukraine
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My piece on JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon from 2006 is one of the interviews featured in the FT's retrospective of 30 years of Lunch with the FT.
The modern-day equivalents of medieval kings and queens eat in private rooms. Their public appearances communicate a message, but rarely a human being. Enter, Lunch with the FT. To celebrate 30 years of Lunch, meet @henrymance's six types of guest
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RT @HoskingTheTimes: Brilliant piece from @davidwighton exposing myth we are under-fuelled by venture capital.
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Since 2014, the amount of venture capital investment going into UK companies has almost doubled relative to the US
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Astonishing fact: #VentureCapital investment in the UK has caught up with the US relative to GDP. So why do we need more? My latest for The Times
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Since 2014, the amount of venture capital investment going into UK companies has almost doubled relative to the US
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RT @SpirosMargaris: Who will be #AI winners in #finance? . Bet on the bankers, not the clients . #fintech #GenAI @d….
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Tech will make life easier and tasks cheaper — but don’t expect fees to come down
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RT @aedmans: @davidwighton @thetimes Superb article; sharing tomorrow morning. Thanks for quoting my work.
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Companies should "do the right thing" but don't believe all the claims for how it will boost their business. My latest for @thetimes
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Of course companies should behave well, but some of the business claims made by campaigners are wildly implausible
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