How could new legal frameworks more effectively hold companies responsible for negligence?

A more participatory and purpose-led form of corporate governance is the key to improving the UK’s low levels of business investment and poor productivity.

This briefing note introduces Common Wealth’s upcoming programme of corporate governance reform, launching this summer with a mix of research, policy development and advocacy.

Big Tech dominates investment in AI technology; a public strategy for regulation is crucial to challenge uneven distributions of economic power.

Nine steps to secure a green and fair recovery.

This briefing is published in collaboration with IPPR as part of our programme of work exploring profits and corporate power post-pandemic.

Anti-trust lawyer Michelle Meagher explains the problem with how we regulate monopolies.

“Work is, par excellence, the most political experience that people get.”

Recent decades have seen a rapid and little-discussed transformation in corporate ownership structure, with vital consequences for company behaviour and inequality.

Rewriting company rules and building public wealth for a fairer, stronger post-crisis economy.