‘Bond market tantrum risks’: Gilt traders brace for Labour leftward pivot as Starmer future uncertain
IMF trims UK GDP forecast, but worldwide and US post-Covid-19 recovery look better January 26, 2021 IMF trims UK GDP, but things look better for worldwide recovery after Covid-19
US Senate confirms Janet Yellen as the first female Treasury Secretary January 25, 2021 US Senate confirms Janet Yellen as the first female Treasury Secretary
Rotherham steelworks owner Liberty Steel puts in new bid for Thyssenkrupp January 25, 2021 Liberty Steel has put in a fresh takeover offer for a unit of Thyssenkrupp
Airline, hotel and travel shares slump on summer holiday warnings and UK quarantine rumours January 22, 2021 Shares in airline, hotel and travel companies have sunk today, after UK Government ministers poured cold water on summer holidays being back to normal this year.
Pound sterling at highest point against the US dollar in 2.5 years January 21, 2021 Pound sterling at highest point against the US dollar in 2.5 years
The inauguration of President Joe Biden in pictures January 20, 2021 The inauguration of President Joe Biden in pictures
BBC warned to ready itself for lower licence fee income by public spending watchdog January 20, 2021 The BBC has been warned to match its priorities and future strategy with an assumption that licence fee income may fall further still.
Emirates launches vaccine passport app to collate flyer data on pre-flight testing and Covid-19 jab January 19, 2021 Emirates launches vaccine passport app to collate flyer data on pre-flight testing and Covid-19 jab
UK tightens rules on big businesses to get £23bn in late payments owed under control January 18, 2021 UK tightens rules on big businesses to get £23bn in late payments owed under control
London staff the worst in UK for working longer during Covid-19 era, as pandemic pushes Brits to burnout January 18, 2021 The working-from-home era has London employees more likely to have their work day drag well into the evening than staff based in other parts of the UK. More than half of London staff (51 per cent) admitted working beyond their usual hours, compared to 40 per cent of all those survey across the UK. 45 [...]
