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  • OpenAI calls for ‘tax on automated labour’ as it sounds alarm on economic risks

    April 7, 2026

    OpenAI has called for a tax on automated labour as the firm laid bare the scale of the structural risks to the global economy that could be wrought by the rise in artificial intelligence. In a wide-ranging set of proposals in a paper described as “Industrial Policy for the Intelligence Age”, the ChatGPT maker called [...]

  • More harm than good? Minimum wage hikes kick in from April

    March 31, 2026

    With April approaching plenty of conversations have focused on the end of the tax year, with people scrambling to utilise their ISA allowances, but the month also brings about a pay rise for millions of Brits – and increased costs for employers. The national minimum wage will increase from 1 April, with Chancellor Rachel Reeves [...]

  • Being an MP is a miserable job – but why must they inflict it on the rest of us?

    March 26, 2026

    With all the stress that comes with their own job, you'd think MPs would have more empathy for the rest of us, writes Emma Revell.

  • Blair think tank turns fire on Labour over wage hikes and tax squeeze

    March 1, 2026

    Tony Blair’s think tank has published a critique of Labour’s economic strategy, warning that higher minimum wages, rising employers’ National Insurance and tougher workers’ rights risk choking off growth and pricing young people out of jobs. In a striking intervention from the former Labour prime minister’s own policy institute, the report deems the government’s labour [...]

  • Greene King weighs job cuts as pub sector braces for cost squeeze

    February 15, 2026

    Greene King is preparing to cut around 100 roles as Britain’s second-largest pub operator reviews its cost base against a backdrop of rising taxes and mounting pressure across the hospitality sector. The brewer and pub group, which operates roughly 2,600 sites across the UK, is understood to be assessing changes to its head office and [...]

  • UK businesses turn to overseas talent and AI as Reeves’ taxes bite

    February 9, 2026

    British businesses are facing a “trade off” as rising costs for employers push firms into investing in overseas talent and leveraging AI.  Whilst businesses are ditching the “wait-and-see” approach that engulfed firms amidst the tax uncertainty ahead of November’s Budget, this has not translated into a hiring upswing, the latest KPMG and REC jobs report [...]

  • Urban Pubs and Bars defies hospitality gloom with doubling of profit

    February 2, 2026

    One of London’s biggest pub chains has defied hospitality gloom after posting a more than doubling of profit. Urban Pubs and Bars, which operates more than fifty venues across the capital including The Wren in Bank, the Commercial Tavern in Spitalfields and the Punch Tavern in Fleet Street, saw pre-trax profit climb to £1.7m for [...]

  • Revolution Bars owner appoints administrators as hospitality crisis deepens

    January 26, 2026

    Dozens of bars up and down the country could soon shut their doors for the last time as one of Britain’s best-known hospitality groups prepares to appoint administrators. Revel Collective, which owns more than sixty venues comprising the Revolution Bars group as well as the Peach pub chain, said it expects to appoint administrators within [...]

  • Private sector slump to drag on to Spring 2026, businesses say

    December 22, 2025

    UK business leaders have warned that the sharp downturn in the private sector is likely to continue until Spring 2026, after firms put plans for future investment on ice in the run-up to the Labour government’s Autumn Budget. The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) anticipates private sector output to fall in the fourth quarter after [...]

  • Betfred billionaire brothers share huge Peninsula pay day

    December 15, 2025

    The billionaire founders of betting giant Betfred have shared another bumper payday after the continued success of HR giant Peninsula. Founded by Peter Done in 1983, the Manchester-headquartered group provides services for the likes of the Co-op, Fred Perry, David Lloyd, Dreams and PayPal. The group is run by Peter Done and is a separate [...]

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