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  • Peter Kyle touts US opportunities as OpenAI pauses UK investment

    Tech

    Business secretary Peter Kyle has insisted Britain’s economic ties with the US are strong despite political tensions, in what he dubbed a “really great economic set of opportunities” between the two countries. Speaking ahead of a major trade mission to California, Kyle was optimistic about transatlantic relations, despite rhetoric from Trump straining diplomatic ties. “The [...]

    Peter Kyle speaking at a podium during a press conference, addressing current issues and developments
  • UK eyes London expansion for Anthropic after US defence clash

    Business

    The government is looking to lure AI giant Anthropic to expand its presence in the UK, in a bid to capitalise on the start-up’s clash with the US defence deparment. First reported in the Financial Times, staff at the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) have sketched out proposals for the $380bn (£287.4bn) company, [...]

    Anthropics AI technology showcased at a tech conference, highlighting innovative advancements in artificial intelligence
  • Reeves’ energy bill crackdown prompts industry backlash 

    Politics

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ push to crack down on “profiteering” among retailers has led to backlash across industry as suppliers are warning of shortages on the horizon.  Reeves has been warned by industry bosses that the focus on profiteering lacked justification and was part of a political ploy ahead of crucial elections in May. Asda boss [...]

    Starmer and Reeves have caused huge damage to the UK economy
  • Peter Kyle hints at push for EU customs union return

    March 25, 2026

    Business and trade secretary Peter Kyle suggested joining the EU’s customs union could improve the UK’s economic prospects, with new data suggesting that trade flows in London boomed last year.  After being asked twice whether war in the Middle East provided a stronger case for the UK to join the customs union, Kyle refused to [...]

  • UK to raise steel tariffs in bid to ‘save domestic production’

    March 19, 2026

    The UK government has reduced steel import quotas and raised tariffs to 50 per cent outside unit limits as part of a strategy to save the industry, an “bold” move that is likely to draw criticism from economists and opposition groups.  Quotas for imports free from the higher tariffs will be reduced by 60 per [...]

  • Business groups warn against axing ‘fundamental’ red tape watchdog

    March 16, 2026

    Some of Britain’s largest business groups have urged the business secretary not to scrap a body responsible for scrutinising business regulation, saying it plays a “fundamental” role evaluating the impact of red tape on British firms. The intervention comes as the Department for Business confirmed to City AM that ministers are “considering the role” of [...]

  • Small businesses ‘lose 379m hours a year’ on red tape

    March 16, 2026

    Small businesses lose around 379m hours a year and spend around £36bn a year on dealing with red tape, new research has indicated, piling pressure on the Labour government to fast-track its deregulatory drive.  Business secretary Peter Kyle has emphasised that the government remains committed to reducing the regulatory burden on businesses by up to [...]

  • Former Amazon boss to keep CMA chair

    February 23, 2026

    Doug Gurr has been confirmed as the government’s preferred candidate to continue in the role of chair of the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).  Gurr, a former boss of Amazon UK, was parachuted into the role on an interim basis last January, but will now complete a full five-year term.  Business Secretary Peter Kyle said [...]

  • Landlords ‘underestimated’ scale of business rates overhaul

    February 11, 2026

    The architect of Labour’s business rates overhaul has blamed the political backlash to the controversial policy on landlords and industry chiefs not fully understanding that a pandemic-related subsidy was coming to an end. Treasury minister Dan Tomlinson told MPs that business owners were taken off-guard by the scale of their tax rise because they weren’t [...]

  • Financial Reporting Council chair Sir Jan du Plessis to retire

    February 11, 2026

    The chair of the audit watchdog, Sir Jan du Plessis, has announced his intention to step down from the role at the end of September, when he will retire from corporate and public life. Over his career, the businessman has served as non-executive chairman of BT Group, non-executive chairman of Rio Tinto Group, and as [...]

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