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Private sector braced for sharp decline, CBI warns
The UK’s private sector is expected to experience a significant downturn soon, reflecting ongoing challenges in business confidence despite government efforts to stimulate growth t...
Read Full Article →House sales keep increasing but price inflation slows
Despite a sustained rise in property transactions reaching a four-year high, the pace of price growth has moderated, reflecting increased market supply and a more balanced housing...
Read Full Article →City watchdog takes on advice gap to unlock growth
The Financial Conduct Authority aims to enhance market involvement by providing specialized assistance to individuals with specific financial challenges, potentially fostering incr...
Read Full Article →Ex LSEG boss slams London stock market ‘gimmicks’
Xavier Rolet, former head of LSEG, criticized UK market regulators for prioritizing short-term solutions over sustainable improvements, highlighting concerns about the long-term fi...
Read Full Article →LSE boss calls for long-term campaign to get Brits investing again
The leader of the London Stock Exchange emphasized the importance of initiating a sustained effort to boost public participation in UK investments, aiming to support the market’s e...
Read Full Article →Brussels’ tobacco ban risks fuelling illegal immigration
Increasing tobacco taxes in the EU may inadvertently boost underground markets and human trafficking, potentially leading to higher economic costs related to enforcement and border...
Read Full Article →Cannes Lions: Athletes, algorithms and the ascent of women’s sport
The growing investment in women's sports and athlete-driven ventures highlights the sector's increasing value as a key driver of marketing innovation and significant commercial opp...
Read Full Article →London’s 5G rollout is being strangled by a failed legal model
The ineffective regulatory framework has discouraged funding, led to extensive legal disputes, and consequently delayed the expansion of advanced wireless networks, impacting econo...
Read Full Article →Metlen moves listing to London in £5bn boost for City
The planned relocation of a major Greek mining and energy company's listing to London this August is expected to inject over £5 billion into the city's struggling financial market.
Read Full Article →Bond markets calm despite government benefits u-turn
Despite the government reversing its benefits policy resulting in increased public spending, the UK government borrowing costs remained steady with minimal changes in bond yields d...
Read Full Article →Labour’s welfare U-turn spikes fears of tax hikes
The government’s reversal on welfare reforms is expected to reduce anticipated savings, potentially increasing fiscal pressures and raising concerns about the need for additional r...
Read Full Article →Aston Martin tariff hit sinks UK car output to 76-year low
The introduction of import duties has significantly disrupted vehicle manufacturing in the UK, causing production levels to fall to a historic low not seen in over seven decades.
Read Full Article →Heathrow eyes earnings crunch as national insurance hike weighs
London Heathrow anticipates a reduction in its 2025 profitability as increased employer national insurance payments contribute to higher operational expenses, potentially lowering...
Read Full Article →Cavendish chiefs: Markets need tax incentive to turn heads
Leaders at Cavendish emphasize that implementing favorable tax measures could enhance market activity and support listing growth, especially during the current downturn in mergers...
Read Full Article →Is Labour changing its mind about the OBR?
Labour’s shifting perspective highlights concerns that relying on economic forecasts may not effectively address the ongoing challenges related to the UK’s public finances and gove...
Read Full Article →Jeremy Hunt ‘made mistake’ in taxing non doms
The decision to eliminate the special tax status for non-domiciled residents resulted in increased government revenue by billions, impacting both tax policy and contributions from...
Read Full Article →Starling Bank sets sights on US expansion
Starling Bank’s move to enter the US market aims to enhance its revenue streams and offset recent profit declines by tapping into new customer bases and expanding its international...
Read Full Article →The Eastern City BID Announces £100,000 Funding and Two-Year Partnership with Providence Row
The Eastern City Business Improvement District is allocating £100,000 and establishing a collaborative relationship with Providence Row for two years to advance support initiatives...
Read Full Article →Alibaba launches competition for UK and European SMEs
The new contest backed by Alibaba offers UK and European small businesses a combined prize fund of £750,000, aiming to promote innovative solutions with strong commercial prospects...
Read Full Article →What happened to River Island?
River Island faces financial challenges due to decreasing revenue and competitive pressures, prompting a strategic overhaul that may result in shutting down physical locations to s...
Read Full Article →City regulators must work more constructively with businesses, experts say
Improving collaboration between regulatory bodies and companies could reduce expenses associated with compliance, potentially enhancing operational efficiency and fostering a more...
Read Full Article →City minister opens door to weakening banks ombudsman
The potential reduction of authority for the Financial Ombudsman Service may impact how consumer disputes are resolved, influencing the regulatory environment and operational risks...
Read Full Article →Southampton owner Solak steps up £170m fight with London fund
Dragan Solak's intensified dispute with a major investment firm involves a substantial financial claim that could impact the ownership and management structure of his telecommunica...
Read Full Article →Bailey watching labour market softening ‘very closely’
The Bank of England’s leadership is closely monitoring recent indicators of weakening employment conditions, as changes in labor dynamics could influence future monetary policy dec...
Read Full Article →Sandwich or Confectionery? M&S strawberry sandwich raises VAT questions
The launch of M&S’s strawberry treat has sparked discussion about how it should be classified for tax purposes, potentially affecting the value-added tax applied to similar food it...
Read Full Article →Trump’s renewed Fed attacks help pound climb to three-year high
The pound’s rise to a multi-year peak against the dollar reflects market reactions to political developments affecting expectations about the Federal Reserve’s future leadership an...
Read Full Article →Labour welfare row will lead to tax hikes and higher interest rates
Ongoing political disagreements within the Labour government may limit monetary policy flexibility, potentially resulting in increased borrowing costs and additional tax pressures...
Read Full Article →Former Barclays boss Jes Staley fails to overturn leadership ban
Jes Staley’s upheld prohibition on executive roles may impact market confidence and corporate governance perceptions, potentially influencing Barclays’ leadership stability and inv...
Read Full Article →Week in Business: Is the jobs market in crisis?
Rising operational costs and regulatory challenges are coinciding with a decline in entry-level employment and the growing impact of automation on skilled professions, affecting ov...
Read Full Article →Starmer thanks business for shouldering tax burden
Keir Starmer expressed appreciation to UK companies for managing increased financial demands following the substantial rise in employer national insurance contributions introduced...
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