In this episode, Ralph and I talk about the difference between the way that the Russia-Ukraine war and the Israel-Hamas war are being perceived and the "normalisation" of Aldi and Lidl.

In this episode, Duncan and I talk about Hotel Chocolat going to Mars and the prospects for GM’s Cruise given its recent problems…

In this episode, Duncan and I talk about the government offering higher subsidies to new offshore windfarms and how Ocado’s new client could open a whole new revenue stream…

In this episode, Duncan and I talk about what’s next for The Body Shop and why emphasis seems to be shifting from the City to the West End…

In this episode, Duncan and I talk about Sunak’s Cabinet reshuffle and why Diageo wants us all to drink tequila!

In this episode, Ralph and I talk about how to choose the right career FOR YOU! We have a wide-ranging talk about practical ways to get on the right career path. I hope you find this useful! You can find more in his book using the details below. About me: Before I started writing Watson's Daily, I've been a stockbroker, headhunter and careers consultant and tested out a number of career paths (but not necessarily gone down all of them!). In one of the selections I went through, I even had a gun pointed to my head (and no, that wasn't for investment banking 🤣) and the longest single interview session I've been subject to was a 12 hour one at a well-known American investment bank! I've learned a lot and thought that my experiences could help you! For more info about Ralph, please scroll down. If you want to read about this in more depth, please check out Ralph's book here: Mark Hebwood. Happiness Rules. London 2018. Get it on: amazon (paperback, kindle), apple i-books  Interview with Mark Hebwood: https://www.clays.co.uk/case-study-mark-hebwood/  Amazon link:  https://www.amazon.co.uk/Happiness-Rules-Mark-Hebwood/dp/099565090X/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1698322360&sr=8-1 About Ralph: Ralph Hebgen, writing as Mark Hebwood, has worked as a research analyst in the City of London for almost 20 years. In his first book, “Happiness Rules”, he turns his analytical mind to an examination of how we can build meaningful lives for ourselves. Readers have said that his study is a uniquely analytical yet very human approach to the question of happiness, that it is like a conversation with a friend, like Buddhism without the spirituality. Ralph holds qualifications in the humanities, business studies and actuarial mathematics. He is married and lives in London.

In this episode, Dimitrios and I talk about Nintendo’s plans for films and the UK government’s intentions to regulate ESG ratings agencies…

In this episode, Dimitrios and I talk about whether Japanese automakers should just ditch China to concentrate on other markets and how Watches of Switzerland plans to double sales and profits within five years…

In this episode, Dimitrios and I talk about Ryanair’s optimism and how WeWork went from being worth $47bn to under $50m…

This podcast discusses Sunak's plans for the North Sea and the new breed of AI chatbots. They also explore the logic behind raising taxes for renewable energy transition. The importance of future fuels and the launch of AI chatbots are highlighted. The podcast also covers AI chatbot services for financial advice and reflects on the growth of chatbots and the 9th birthday of Watson's Daily podcast show.