UK GDP rose in October, but shrank in the August-October quarter, Office for National Statistics reports Here’s Victoria Scholar, Head of Investment at interactive investor, on today’s GDP report: “UK monthly real GDP grew…
The economy returned to growth in October, according to early official figures which experts suggest could be the last to show expansion for some time. Read full original article »
In the health, rail and the postal services, low pay, safety concerns and fear of losing rights have pushed staff to industrial action Carmel O’Boyle has worked in the NHS for more than a…
Sacked chancellor says he and ex-PM failed to consider political and economic consequences Kwasi Kwarteng has admitted he and Liz Truss “got carried away” when they wrote the disastrous mini-budget that led to both…
Britain’s biggest retailer is preparing to kick off a search for a new chairman, firing the starting gun on a race to fill one of the FTSE-100’s most prestigious boardroom posts. Read full original…
Like the players, brands have in the end shied away from confrontation with the hosts during the World Cup More than £100m will be spent by brands hoping to cash-in on World Cup fever,…
It can feel like all the money is flying straight out of your bank account this month, but payday isn’t quite as far away as you may think. Read full original article »
The cost of antibiotics needed to treat Strep A has skyrocketed – as industry professionals claim prices have been hiked up to take advantage of “unprecedented” demand. Read full original article »
Some routes will be cut for almost a month as operators wrestle with the full impact of the RMT overtime ban About 4,000 trains will be cancelled daily even after next week’s strikes, with…
Depending on your point of view, Jeremy Hunt’s proposed reform of financial regulations represents a potentially significant boost to the competitiveness of the UK’s financial services sector or a potentially dangerous watering-down of rules…
