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PwC partners in the Middle East accused of blocking first…
This helped PwC’s Middle East business, which employs around 8,000 people in the region, increase its overall revenue by abou
UK households cut back on beer, meat and domestic appliances…
UK households have cut back on beer, bread, meat, recreation and domestic appliances since late 2021, according to a Financial Times analysis of official data t
EY UK Attractiveness Survey 2024
‘No room for complacency’ warns EY Hywel Ball, EY UK Chair, comments: "The UK achieved a strong performance for FDI last year, driven by a resurgen
The net zero leviathan is crushing the economy
Similarly the ban on sales of new petrol and diesel cars has been delayed from 2030 to 2035.Even so, the “leviathan of centra
UK Net Zero Business Census: Major new survey aims to…
A major new survey has been launched today to take the temperature of the UK's burgeoning net zero economy and establish "a definitive benchmark" for the priva
UK business R&D is stagnating as competitors surge – Research…
Companies need clearer, more stable policy towards both private and public sectors, says Rosalind Gill More businesses are recognising they must invest i
UK house prices fall unexpectedly for second month in a…
UK house prices have fallen unexpectedly in April for a second consecutive month, according to the building society Nationwide, which blamed the slowdown on “
Inflation alarm bells ring as factory prices hit 14-month high…
House prices fell for a second month in a row as mortgage lenders put up rates, according to a closely-watched survey.Property
How Birmingham city council ended up in financial crisis: a…
Questions are starting to emerge about how exactly Birmingham city council ended up in a financial crisis, and whether the figures behind its problems actually
Food importers in UK say new Brexit checks could add…
Importers of food from the EU into Britain have said newly introduced post-Brexit checks could increase their costs by up to 60%, pushing up prices for customer
Businesses give new Brexit border checks a ‘wide berth’ amid…
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Manufacturers urged to ‘raise red flag’ in Russia sanctions-busting probe
UK manufacturing exporters who see leaps in sales to countries friendly with Russia should "raise a red flag", a sanctions expert has told MPs.Tom
