Car industry in Britain warned the next prime minister against a no-deal Brexit in October, which it said could add billions of pounds in tariffs and cause border disruption, crippling the sector
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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.
A survey by specialist recruitment firm Randstad reveals that the average pay for a job in construction has increased to £45,900 despite a fall in the...
EY ITEM Club has forecast that Britain will see the slowest growth in consumer spending in 2019 in six years
An Asian peer has been appointed as the Vice President of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).Lord Karan Bilimoria, founder of Cobra Beer has now replaced Paul Drechsler CBE who stepped down from the position after his six years of tenure...
The London-Shanghai Stock Connect service is now open for business as UK builds on its efforts to build a stronger economic dialogue with China
Pension providers in the UK have been called on to do more to encourage people to save for their retirement as estimates suggest millions of people are at risk of retiring on incomes far less than the current "national living wage.
The National Employment Savings Trust (NEST), publicly-owned scheme set up by the government is going tobacco-free across all its investments
Official figures suggest the British economy shrunk in April during a dramatic decline in car production ahead of the original Brexit deadline
The UK has reached a preliminary trade deal with South Korea to avoid disruption in case Britain leaves the EU without an agreement.
Bank of England's policemaker Michael Saunders supported the views expressed by central bank's chief economist and said that the bank will probably need to raise interest rates sooner than financial markets expect
