The pound rose to its highest level in nearly two years against the euro today, after populist gains in the EU elections. Also, Emmanuel Macron’s surprise announcement to hold a
The pound rose to its highest level in nearly two years against the euro today, after populist gains in the EU elections. Also, Emmanuel Macron’s surprise announcement to hold a
The future of Britain’s largest steelmaker is now in doubt after Sir Keir starmer criticized a controversial government rescue deal. Tata Steel and Rishi Sunak reached an agreement earlier this
As it approaches the finalization of its deal to purchase the UK assets from the Italian oil company Eni, one of the biggest oil and gas companies operating in the
Data was obtained that revealed private equity executives received tax breaks worth up to £4 billion as a result of the “carried-interest” rules. Labour intends to eliminate these rules if
Rachel Reeves has vowed there will be no “return of austerity” in a Labour-led government, and she ruled out any increases to national insurance or income tax. The shadow chancellor
The 4,200-acre Profen mine, located 45 minutes southwest of Leipzig in east Germany, stretches to the horizon. The Nazis opened the mine in 1941, forcing hundreds of residents to move
Jeremy Hunt said that the UK could create a $1tn domestic tech giant to compete with Microsoft or Google. He dismissed foreign bids on London-listed companies, saying they were “part
Councils have increased borrowing to offset funding cuts from Westminster. This has led to warnings about further council bankruptcy. The research shared before the local elections in the country on
Retail bosses warned the government about the impact of its decision to not restore VAT free shopping by foreign tourists on other industries. The manager of the O2, a venue
The husband of Scotland’s former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was charged with embezzlement allegations involving funds belonging to the Scottish National Party. Peter Murrell was arrested Thursday morning. He had
According to a recent report, tax havens make “glacially” slow progress on transparency measures to combat economic crime. Gibraltar, the only jurisdiction with a fully functional and public beneficial owner






