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Record immigration has failed to raise living standards in Britain,…
The IFS said public spending is now forecast to be £80bn higher in today’s money by the end of the decade than pre-pandemic
UK growth since 2010 has been lacklustre and largely driven…
Rishi Sunak’s pre-election claim that the UK economy is now “going gangbusters” is undermined today by a report which argues that growth since 2010 has be
Sales of Chinese CCTV cameras surge despite UK security ban
A Chinese CCTV giant labelled a security risk by the Government more than doubled sales of its surveillance cameras in Britain
Blackburn Issa brothers to split as Asda share sale announced
Businessman Zuber Issa has sold his stake in Asda to the supermarket chain's private equity backer.The sale brings TDR Capital's share in the supermarket group
Maharashtra, Karnataka, Delhi top UK’s investment flows from India: Report
India was the UK's 12th-largest trading partner and the second-largest source market for the UK, bringing in 118 new projects and creating 8,384 jobs.3 min read
South Africa election: What big business wants for the future
19 hours agoBy Jonathan Josephs, Business reporter, BBC NewsGetty ImagesA leading figure in South Africa's second biggest political party has warned that a fa
Cineworld plots blockbuster sale of British cinema operations
One of Britain's biggest cinema chains is in secret talks about a sale as part of a strategic review that could lead to a wholesale restructuring
Angela Rayner’s ‘good news’ on housing should terrify the Tories
Meanwhile, the party’s intention for many of these homes to be built in “new towns” suggests a lurch towards state planni
Tax rises of £800 a year coming whoever wins UK…
Tax rises “hiding in plain sight” that will cost UK households an average of £800 a year are already on the way whoever wins the general election, a leadin
Shein: The rise and rise of a fashion giant
2 days agoBy Daniel Thomas, Lora Jones & Lucy Hooker, Business reporters, BBC NewsGetty ImagesThe biggest order 17-year-old Michaela says she ever made on
Labour vows to ‘pull up shutters’ for small business
Labour has promised to "pull up the shutters" for small businesses and entrepreneurs if it is elected in the UK general election.On Friday, the party said it wo
100ml liquid rule reintroduced at some regional UK airports
Restrictions on carrying liquids over 100ml in hand luggage are being temporarily reintroduced at some regional airports in the UK.The change will apply from 00
