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  • Treasury launches review into potential barriers in business for women

    September 21, 2018

      The Treasury has launched a review into barriers for women in business in an effort to utilise untapped talent in the workforce. Women could be facing unfair obstacles not experienced by their male counterparts according to government research. Only one third of UK entrepreneurs are women, who remain half as likely as men to [...]

  • Treasury launches review into potential barriers in business for women

    September 21, 2018

      The Treasury has launched a review into barriers for women in business in an effort to utilise untapped talent in the workforce. Women could be facing unfair obstacles not experienced by their male counterparts according to government research. Only one third of UK entrepreneurs are women, who remain half as likely as men to [...]

  • Labour mulls break-up of Big Four accountancy firms

    September 21, 2018

    The Labour party is weighing up radical plans to break up the Big Four accountancy firms, amid mounting pressure on the UK’s scandal-hit auditors. Shadow chancellor John McDonnell vowed to end what he described as a “cartel” among the country’s largest bean counters in the run-up to his party conference this weekend. “They have demonstrated [...]

  • Labour mulls break-up of Big Four accountancy firms

    September 21, 2018

    The Labour party is weighing up radical plans to break up the Big Four accountancy firms, amid mounting pressure on the UK’s scandal-hit auditors. Shadow chancellor John McDonnell vowed to end what he described as a “cartel” among the country’s largest bean counters in the run-up to his party conference this weekend. “They have demonstrated [...]

  • Sterling falls after EU pounds May’s Chequers deal

    September 21, 2018

    Sterling took a further beating this morning after Theresa May's botched attempts to woo European officials ended in disaster. Following an abrupt rejection of the Prime Minister’s Chequers agreement at Salzburg yesterday, the pound fell 0.6 per cent lower against the dollar and the euro, hitting $1.318 and €1.12 respectively. Read more: May's Brexit plan 'will [...]

  • Sterling falls after EU pounds May’s Chequers deal

    September 21, 2018

    Sterling took a further beating this morning after Theresa May's botched attempts to woo European officials ended in disaster. Following an abrupt rejection of the Prime Minister’s Chequers agreement at Salzburg yesterday, the pound fell 0.6 per cent lower against the dollar and the euro, hitting $1.318 and €1.12 respectively. Read more: May's Brexit plan 'will [...]

  • Deficit rises unexpectedly in August on back of weak tax receipts

    September 21, 2018

    Public sector borrowing has fallen to its lowest point since 2002 for the financial year to date at £17.8bn, £7.8bn less than the same time last year. However, August borrowing of £6.8bn came in at double economists' expectations, and was £2.4bn higher than the same month last year, figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed. Economists had expected [...]

  • Deficit rises unexpectedly in August on back of weak tax receipts

    September 21, 2018

    Public sector borrowing has fallen to its lowest point since 2002 for the financial year to date at £17.8bn, £7.8bn less than the same time last year. However, August borrowing of £6.8bn came in at double economists' expectations, and was £2.4bn higher than the same month last year, figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed. Economists had expected [...]

  • Price wars versus trade wars: Markets work just fine when we leave them alone

    September 21, 2018

    David Lewis is ramping up a food fight of epic proportions. The chief executive of Tesco has launched a spin-off chain of discount supermarkets called Jack’s (named after Tesco’s founder Jack Cohen). The aim is to become more competitive with German chains Aldi and Lidl, which have been saturating the market with cheaper products since [...]

  • Price wars versus trade wars: Markets work just fine when we leave them alone

    September 21, 2018

    David Lewis is ramping up a food fight of epic proportions. The chief executive of Tesco has launched a spin-off chain of discount supermarkets called Jack’s (named after Tesco’s founder Jack Cohen). The aim is to become more competitive with German chains Aldi and Lidl, which have been saturating the market with cheaper products since [...]

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