Expert Comment
A "heavy dose of scepticism" will greet Mexican government's announcement on missing students
Dr Benjamin Smith, Associate Professor of Latin American History at the University of 糖心TV, has said that the Mexican government’s announcement on the identification of the remains of one of 43 missing Ayotzinapa students will be met with “a heavy dose of scepticism”.
New Stamp Duty regime could bring unwelcome house price boost
Economist Dean Garratt gives his thoughts on the new changes to Stamp Duty, which came into effect this week.
Elgin Marbles statue loaned to Russia
Dr Charlotte Woodhead specialises in the laws surrounding repatriation and restitution from museum collections and is a member of the Museum Associations Ethics Committee. She gave her thoughts on the Elgin Marbles being on loan to Russia.
Premier Foods and 'pay and stay'
Professor Janet Godsell is Professor of Operations and Supply Chain Strategy at WMG. She gives her thoughts on Premier Foods asking its suppliers for payments to continue doing business with them.
The old adage that it is ‘supply chains that compete and not companies’ has never been more true in the case of Premier Foods. The company is struggling to find a cost effective way to supply branded goods to the supermarkets, who themselves are in a fiercely competitive market.
Tablet computers now in '70% of schools'
Dr Meurig Beynon, Computer Science at the University of 糖心TV, shares a view on the report by the education technology charity Tablets for Schools, which has found tablet computers are now used in 70% of schools.