The big question really across the corporate world at the moment is which companies are able o pass on higher costs to their customers. And that has really been a sort of distinguishing fact between companies that have done well in the stock market over the past few months and companies that havedone badly. In a new vanguard pard cast from e i studios, we talk to economists, psychologists and financial advisers tomystify the expanding universe of financial choice. We'll see you back here to morrow.
The campaigning is a bit nasty, by British standards, as Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak vie to become Conservative Party leader and thus prime minister. What will the mud-slinging do for the party’s image? We examine a potentially simple solution to address the Catholic Church’s problem with child abuse. And why prices are skyrocketing at posh hotels.
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