The City of London is preparing for a “Halloween Nightmare on Aim Street”, which could be announced at the budget meeting next month. Investors have been scared by fears that
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Aston Martin Lagonda’s new chief executive has forced the luxury carmaker to cancel its financial plans and reduce production for the year. Shares in the company have plummeted since the
The audience fell silent as the Italian with grey hair and a sharp suit entered the packed conference in London. The Bank of America CEO Conference in Marylebone was attended
The Texan tycoon who led the bankrupt prison-builder ISG to bankruptcy has finally spoken out about the collapse of the company, with details emerging of a debt of $1 billion
Rachel Reeves’ plans, which are being developed by officials, will allow her to free up up to £50 billion for roads, housing, and energy projects, as well as other large-scale
Sir Keir has cleared the path for a large increase in capital expenditure at the Budget next month, after his government received the backing of Paris-based OECD reforms that boost
The biggest sofa retailer in Britain has suffered a loss due to a combination of sluggish sales, delays on Red Sea shipping and increased debt costs. DFS Furniture reported that
PwC’s 1,036 UK-based partners received an average of £862,000 in profits for the year ending June. This is down from £906,000 a decade ago, when Britain’s largest auditor invested in
A leading international forecaster has given the UK economy the largest annual growth upgrade of the G7 in this year, a boost for the government’s efforts to kickstart its economy.
The new French government has begun to study options for taxing the wealthy and companies in order to reduce deficits while maintaining President Emmanuel Macron’s pro-business record. Antoine Armand is
The construction of Britain’s very first laboratory skyscraper will begin on Tuesday in Canary Wharf (east London) with the goal of providing more space for scientists. A partnership between Canary
After a key activity measure fell for the fifth month in a row in September, economists warned that Germany’s economy was stuck in a vicious cycle of stagnation. This month,
The Bank of England governor has stated that interest rates will continue to fall slowly, even as inflation is brought under control. They are unlikely to return near zero rates
Two separate surveys of businesspeople indicate that uncertainty ahead of Labour’s first Budget since 2010 next Month is impacting the UK economy. S&P Global, a data company, said that the
The US Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates again in November. This has led traders to increase their bets, boosting hopes that the US economy will avoid a
One of the largest sovereign wealth funds in the world has announced that it will not be investing in the UK’s regulated utilities for water, electricity and natural gas. This
