British retailers saw a stronger-than-expected improvement in sales in November and are more upbeat about the forthcoming month, which includes the key...
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COMMUNITY’S BUDGET WOES
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has unveiled this year’s Autumn Budget, introducing key changes to employer national insurance contributions, inheritance tax, capital gains tax, and other duties, forecasting an additional £40bn in tax revenue.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson put on hold further cuts in corporation tax and told voters he would use the money for spending on health and other...
UK-based companies are positive about doing more business with India following its exit from EU and believe that Maharashtra is the best state to do business followed by Delhi, according to a report brought out by the UK India Business Council...
Tata Steel plans to cut jobs across its European operations as it wrestles with excess supply and high costs, the company said
A UK-based company that targeted individuals of over 65 and sold them health supplements with false and misleading claims from call centres in Goa and transferred most of the income to India, has been closed down following legal action
British banking giants HSBC and RBS are coming up with new digital banking platforms, as the competition for digitally savvy customers steps up in the...
British Steel is set to announce a rescue deal with China’s Jingye Group, potentially safeguarding up to 4,000 jobs in the UK
A survey showed that British employers’ hiring plans have risen from an 18-month low, contrasting with other less upbeat signs from the labour market that prompted two Bank of England policymakers to call for a cut in interest rates last week
The UK economy has avoided falling into recession in the third quarter, but official figures show annual growth has dropped to its lowest pace in almost a decade
British construction activity, which has been consistently shrinking for six months, now records the fastest fall since the 2009 financial crisis
