UK households in line for extra £800 annual bill due to planned tax rises
The biggest single tax rise is the continuation of the frozen thresholds on income tax and National Insurance.
Labour promises to ‘stamp down’ on late payments in SME policy package
Late payments have been a major hindrance to small businesses, often contributing to cash flow problems and forcing firms to divert resources to chasing unpaid bills.
Anne Stevenson-Yang on China, audit reform and why she’s unsure about Yorkshire
City A.M. sits down with the co-founder of activist short-selling firm J Capital Research to discuss China, its companies and whether they require closer inspection
NFP Preview: Is the US Job Market Finally Weakening?
Months of restrictive monetary policy have had little effect on the labour market but recent jobs data suggests we may be approaching a steady decline
Election 2024: Five key moments from tonight’s BBC debate
As seven party leading figures slugged it out in a 90-minute BBC debate, moderated by Mishal Hushain, we’ve rounded up the key moments.
Planners strive to protect the UK’s beautiful quarries by blocking film studio
The government has rejected a major media investment in the latest sign that nimbyism is triumphing over economic development in London.
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour kicks off today. How much is it really worth to the UK economy?
As Taylor Swift starts the UK arm of her Eras tour, we look at how much will it help British business, and where will that benefit be felt.
Issa brothers: How to turn a petrol station into an empire for billionaires
How did the Issa brothers transform a single petrol station in Greater Manchester into an empire and become billionaires in the process?
City law firms fight for the best London office space with ESG at the forefront
London’s legal sector has over 12m sq ft of lease expiring between now and the end of 2030, as law firms are set to compete for the best of the City offices