Bussiness
Ministers send letters to Starmer over spending cuts
There has been considerable Cabinet disquiet about the spending cuts required to meet the Treasury’s proposed spending limit.Bloomberg reported that ministers
Capital gains tax a sticking point for UK business ahead…
As Labour's first budget draws ever closer, campaigners and think-tanks are ramping up calls for how they think the government should approach possible changes
US ‘click to cancel’ rule to tackle subscription traps
“Too often, businesses make people jump through endless hoops just to cancel a subscription,” said FTC chair Lina Khan. “The FTC’s rule will end these t
Coach passengers spend £8.3bn per year in local economies –…
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The UK Has a New Tipping Law. So Are You…
It’s a ubiquitous line at the end of a meal in the UK: a “service charge,” ranging from 10% to 15%, tacked on to the bill. Until now, there’s bee
US group Advent International ‘preparing bid for Tate & Lyle’
Tate & Lyle could become the next UK company to fall to an overseas takeover offer, after reports that the US private equity firm Advent International is pr
One of world’s highest alcohol duties slashed in effort to…
As well as tourists, Hong Kong is also struggling to attract and retain foreign residents and companies who have been exiting
UK landlords rush to sell amid fears of capital gains…
Landlords in the UK appear to be selling up in record numbers, according to property website Rightmove, possibly driven by fears of a rise in capital gains tax
Morecambe tech entrepreneur named among UK’s most ambitious business leaders
A Morecambe entrepreneur has been named among the U
Bechtle extends UK coverage with DriveWorks buy | Microscope
Bechtle has dipped into the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market to deepen its position in the UK, making a second purchase in a fortnight to add more ski
How the drop in inflation ‘caught the Bank of England…
This was because, even though mortgage rates have been falling, they are still far higher than before the Bank of England began
