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Dr Jonathan Owens, Senior Lecturer in Salford Business School, discusses what the Red Sea attacks could mean for global supply chains.

In light of HSBC striking a deal to rescue the UK arm of Silicon Valley Bank, Salford Business School's Lecturer in Economics and Finance, Dr Maria Paola Rana, and Lecturer in Financial Technology, Dr Massimo Preziuso, share their thoughts.

In light of Manchester United announcing plans to build a new £2 billion stadium, the University of Salford’s Dr Tony Syme and Aaron Robertson, share their thoughts on the economic, community and industry impact of the plans.

On the biggest day of industrial strikes in a decade, Dr Jonathan Lord, Senior Lecturer in Human Resources Management and Employment Law at University of Salford Business School, shared his thoughts. He commented on what the government needs to...

In light of inflation holding at 3.4%, Matthew Allen, Lecturer in Economics and macroeconomic expert at the University of Salford, comments:

The Bank of England has today raised interest rates for the third time in as many meetings, in a bid to tackle rising inflation. Here Dr Tony Syme, and Dr Maria Rana, macroeconomic experts from the University of Salford Business School assess the...

Labour shortages are badly affecting many parts of the UK, and world, economy, and finance expert Dr Maria Rana, of the University of Salford Business School, looks at what is going on.

In response to the latest UK GDP figures from the ONS, Salford Business School Economist, Dr Maria Paola Rana, shares her thoughts.

New Prime Minister Liz Truss today announced plans to tackle the energy crisis. Bills will be capped at £2,400 for the next two years. But what does this mean for the economy? Economic expert Tony Syme gives his view.

In response to Andy Burnham's speech last week, Professor Richard Whittle , Professor of AI and Public Policy at the University of Salford, has commented on the implications of his devolution proposals for the UK's approach to artificial intelligence...