The outlook for living standards for middle-income earners is “weak” beyond this financial year, according to an annual report by a thinktank released ahead of… Read More »‘Weak’ living standards outlook for middle income earners, thinktank warns
The owner of Ted Baker will on Wednesday announce that it has struck a deal with an American group to re-establish an online presence in… Read More »Ted Baker owner picks US partner to run UK online business after shop closures
The leading contender to buy Everton Football Club is preparing to launch within days a plan to take his sports and technology holding company public… Read More »Everton suitor Textor to file plan for $2.3bn Eagle Football float
The jersey Babe Ruth wore when he “called the shot” in the 1932 World Series before hitting a home run has sold at an auction… Read More »Babe Ruth’s ‘called shot’ jersey sells for record amount at auction
A British fraud detection company backed by Mike Lynch, the technology entrepreneur who died this week, is in talks about a sale to Visa, the… Read More »Lynch-backed Featurespace in talks about Visa takeover
The energy price cap will rise in October to an annual average of £1,717. Industry regulator Ofgem said the 10% rise was largely due to… Read More »What is the energy price cap?
A tanker carrying 150,000 tonnes of oil has been damaged in the biggest attack on Red Sea shipping in weeks. The Greek-flagged MV Sounion was… Read More »Tanker carrying 150,000 tonnes of oil hit in biggest Red Sea attack in weeks
You remember that “dire economic inheritance” the new government keeps talking about? Earlier in the summer Rachel Reeves produced a document suggesting the state of… Read More »Grim budget on the horizon with tax rises and spending cuts likely
Tory leadership hopeful Robert Jenrick has admitted to using the weight loss jab Ozempic but said he “didn’t particularly enjoy it”. The former immigration minister… Read More »Tory leadership contender admits taking weight loss drug but says he ‘didn’t enjoy it’
Giving workers the “right to switch off” is key to productivity and could boost economic growth, Downing Street said. Labour has promised to give employees… Read More »Giving workers right to switch off could boost economy – No 10