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Start-ups with potential to become multibillion-pound companies often bought by overseas groups, new chair warns
I could reduce my debts by selling assets, but where’s the fun in that?
ECB, Fed and BOE overlooked potential for global price spikes after end of pandemic and Russian assault on Ukraine
Government asks rail companies to find further savings following pandemic hit to revenue and U-turn on ticket offices
High streets lure bargain hunters looking for fashion items and beauty products
Trade group warns ‘retrospective’ attempt to claw back cash risks high street closures
Fiscal event seen by Downing Street as a crucial milestone in the run-up to UK general election
Pennycook says new government would liberalise planning, reinstate council targets and release ‘lower-quality’ greenbelt
Research by Opensignal comes despite government’s emphasis on benefits of technology to economic growth
Tax experts say increase in number of case files being opened is part of agency’s efforts to maximise revenues
Rise in mortgage rates and end of Help to Buy make people more reliant on so-called Bank of Mum and Dad
Retrofitting old buildings to meet modern standards is costly and complex
UK struggled to escape stagnation in 2023 but there are glimmers of hope
Without intervention cost of many train tickets would have risen by 9%
Downward revision to gross domestic product by ONS highlights struggle to shake off low-growth performance
ONS registers fastest month-on-month growth in November since start of 2023
UK disposal by Swedish group to German utility highlights divergent views on sector
UK chancellor says lowering cost of borrowing would be crucial moment in shifting country’s economic mood
West Coast mainline hit by storm while strike at Channel Tunnel forces Eurostar to cancel services
Michael Saunders warns counting costs of bond-buying programme in public debt could force fiscal retrenchment
Government draws ire of northern mayors after redirecting £235mn for road surfacing in the capital
Figure of £14.3bn underscores limited scope for tax cuts in run-up to general election
The period of rapidly rising prices is retreating in the rear-view mirror
Letters setting out review bodies’ remit for wages in coming year cite ‘historic nature’ of recent settlements
Investors are betting central bank will start cutting interest rates far sooner than its tough rhetoric suggests
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