The Bank of England could deliver as many as six interest rate cuts by mid-2026, according to new projections from Goldman Sachs. The investment bank anticipates...
Britain’s rising sickness bill, now costing the public purse more than £65.7 billion annually, has raised alarms among policymakers and economists. With nearly 2.8 million people...
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced plans for a comprehensive review of the UK’s immigration framework, with a focus on creating new visa pathways for high-skilled workers...
The Treasury is seeking to intervene in a landmark Supreme Court case that could expose Britain’s motor finance industry to a mis-selling crisis on a scale...
Volkswagen has issued a warning about the potential economic consequences of the US administration’s proposed tariffs on Mexican vehicle imports. The automaker cautioned that such measures...
Companies relying heavily on artificial intelligence (AI) to prepare their Research and Development (R&D) tax claims could risk having their claims rejected by HMRC if the...
Bitcoin surged to a new all-time high ahead of Donald Trump’s second-term inauguration, topping $109,000 before settling at $108,214, marking a 6.5% increase. This surge in...
As the Biden administration nears its conclusion, it leaves behind a legacy of significant consumer protections, many of which directly impact Americans’ daily lives. While Democrats...
Mark Carney, former governor of the Bank of England, has announced his candidacy for the leadership of Canada’s ruling Liberal Party, following Justin Trudeau’s resignation last...
First-time homebuyers may soon find it easier to enter the housing market as financial regulators explore proposals to ease existing mortgage rules. The Financial Conduct Authority...
