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28. Are the Tories bad for business? Richard Walker on leaving the Tory party, running Iceland, and emerging from his dad’s shadow
Is the Conservative party no longer the party of business? How are UK supermarkets coping with the Red Sea crisis? Is it possible to make green business choices affordably?
Join Steph and Robert as they interview executive chairman of Iceland, Richard Walker, in this episode of The Rest is Money.
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Is the Conservative party no longer the party of business? How are UK supermarkets coping with the Red Sea crisis? Is it possible to make green business choices affordably?
Join Steph and Robert as they interview executive chairman of Iceland, Richard Walker, in this episode of The Rest is Money.
Email: [email protected]
X: @TheRestIsMoney
Instagram: @TheRestIsMoney
TikTok: @RestIsMoney
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