Articles by Nils Pratley

Ocado’s share price is back where it started. Are its robots just too fancy?

Delivery company struggling to convince US chain Kroger, its most important customer, of the virtues of automation

Norwegian software group looks to ex-Worldpay boss Sir Ron Kalifa as it weighs up blockbuster flotation in London or Stockholm

Britain was always going to prefer homegrown technology for the SMR reactors at Wylfe. The US would have done the same

The issue of how motoring taxes should change as we decarbonise the economy has been dodged for too long. Car salesmen need to get real

Chief executive criticises chancellor before budget that could prove bigger threat to business than ‘the incident’

Risky lending in an opaque, complex and leveraged part of the financial world is ringing alarm bells

Would long-term strategy be imperilled if, say, only 80% of UK electricity generation was low carbon by 2032? Hardly

The broad parallels are genuinely close to the madness of the late-1990s dotcom bubble

With tentative signs of a revival in IPOs, the chancellor should use the moment to cut the 0.5% charge on share purchases

Creditors may well succeed in their plea for lower standards, but at this point customers deserve to see some proper detail