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  • Consumer confidence suffers biggest drop in four years amid Iran inflation fears

    Economics

    Consumer confidence fell at the fastest rate in four years as Brits tightened their purse strings amid fears the Iran war will spike inflation.  Brits’ confidence in their spending power fell by three per cent at the start of this year, as it reached its lowest level since 2023 and made the biggest drop since [...]

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  • PwC consulting overhaul reveals AI reckoning for the Big Four

    Big Four

    The influx of AI is putting the Big Four’s structures under strain, and cracks are beginning to appear in their consultancy divisions, argues senior reporter Maria Ward-Brennan. The industry is facing a storm of problems, including over-recruitment during the pandemic, low staff attrition rates due to economic issues, and a drop in fees as the [...]

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  • Exclusive: London Broncos back NRL to invest in Super League

    Sport Business

    The London Broncos rugby league team have backed the proposed Australian NRL investment in Super League. Officials from the richest league in the sport, the NRL, are set for talks with Super League representatives and other officials in the game later this month as the southern hemisphere competition looks to buy a stake in its [...]

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  • Voters tell Reeves: Cut taxes and energy costs to boost ‘poor’ UK economy

    April 13, 2026

    British voters want Rachel Reeves to cut taxes and reduce energy costs in order to focus on growth as a majority of people felt the UK economy was “poor”, new research has shown. Polling by Freshwater Strategy for the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA), a free market think tank, suggested that the vast majority of [...]

  • Deloitte enters rugby league as NRL Super League investment talks near

    April 10, 2026

    Rugby League chiefs have called upon Deloitte as talks over proposed NRL investment into Super League intensify. The sport’s commercial body, RL Commercial, has appointed the global professional services provider as strategic advisors with the Big Four firm recently completing work on the sale of eight Hundred franchises to overseas investors and the ongoing search [...]

  • As KPMG looks to cut hundreds of staff, expect more layoffs at the Big Four

    March 31, 2026

    The Big Four giants, after hitting pandemic-era highs, are currently navigating a perfect storm of challenges: a harsher market, a surge in AI investment and a stagnant economy. These pressures are forcing firms to take a pair of shears to their workforces as the industry’s traditional “attrition model” fails to keep pace with reality. Over [...]

  • Deloitte confirms tax head to replace Richard Houston

    March 30, 2026

    Big Four giant Deloitte has selected Darren Graves to succeed Richard Houston, who is stepping up to lead the newly created Deloitte EMEA unit. Graves will be the next senior partner and chief executive from June, after winning a confirmatory vote by the firm’s partners. However, according to media reports, he was put forward as [...]

  • Starling on hunt for new chair as Deloitte veteran bows out

    March 17, 2026

    UK fintech Starling is on the hunt for a new chair following the news the firm’s current head would exit later this year. Starling said on Tuesday that David Sproul, the bank’s chair since October 2021, would step down once a successor is appointed. Sproul joined Starling after a near two-decade long career at Big [...]

  • Britons grumble about hospitals despite Labour’s NHS drive

    February 26, 2026

    Britons remain frustrated with the state of hospitals despite the Labour government’s push to splash out on the NHS, a new report has suggested.  Polling by Ipsos for Deloitte and Re:State, a think tank focused on state capabilities, found that 42 per cent of Britons were dissatisfied with hospitals across the country.  Under a third [...]

  • Graduate jobs crisis: Here’s who is actually still hiring in 2026

    February 25, 2026

    The job market is looking bleak. For recent graduates it’s not just a downturn, but a great big wall blocking off access to an early career. But in a vicious, Darwinian struggle for a meagre handful of jobs, there could still be advantages for grads.  The whippersnapper hiring slowdown is a many-headed beast, but the [...]

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