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Minimum wage to rise to £12.21 an hour next year
Getty ImagesMinimum wages will rise in April, with hourly rates for over-21s set to go up to £12.21 an hour, the chancellor has confirmed ahead of Wednesday's
‘The rich need to pay more’: Britons’ hopes and fears…
Seven Britons share their hopes and fears about the chancellor Rachel Reeves’s first budget, and weigh up the needs of pensioners, those unable to work and sm
Jon and Sam Stannah: the father and son taking the…
Sam Stannah is only 31 but is already feeling the pressure to produce the next generation to lead the family-owned lift business. In a recent blooper reel from
Number of UK mortgage approvals at highest level since 2022…
Demand for new home loans has risen to its highest level in more than two years as falling interest rates attract buyers back into the property market.Figures f
UK Budget and US Election Hot Topics at Pension Seminar
The impact of the upcoming UK Budget and US election on pensions and investment markets was a key focal point at Quantum Advisory’s latest event. Finance, HR
SME technology investment could add £79 million to UK economy,…
SMEs could contribute an additional £79 million to the UK economy in the next 12 months, if they prioritise invest
Businesses Call on Government to Back the South Wales and…
Over 45 businesses and local authority leaders have written to UK and Welsh Government ministers to ask them to back a new plan to double the size of South Wal
UK gender pay gap reduces to 7% for 2024, ONS…
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New UK-EU Competition Cooperation Agreement
Negotiations conclude to support international cooperation on competition Will allow for closer cooperation between CMA and EU’s competit
Businesses ‘worried about everything’ ahead of Budget
Andrew Dwerryhouse, managing director at Liverpool-based clothing and merchandise company Wild Thang, said businesses had faced the challenges of rising costs a
Will bond vigilantes punish Rachel Reeves with a Truss-style market…
UK government borrowing costs have risen ahead of Rachel Reeves’s budget on Wednesday.Some City investors say the chancellor’s preparations for changing her
