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UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves could raise tens of billions from tax reforms without breaking Labour’s manifesto pledges but

People aged 45 to 54 years old are the only age group to feel more downbeat than optimistic overall about their financial

Vacancies in London’s financial services sector increased by 2% in recent months, signalling a market that remains resilient

Tens of thousands of small UK shops and 150,000 jobs could be lost without urgent business rates reform, according to a

Hamas will release its remaining hostages on Monday and will play no role in Gaza’s future government, the group told AFP, as

 - Voters in Frankfurt an der Oder head to the polls on Sunday in a run-off that could give the far-right Alternative for

The number of UK candidates for jobs has increased amid a reduction in firms hiring staff, new research suggests.

A survey of

Firms remain ‘bruised’ with no improvement in business sentiment, research suggests.

The British Chambers of Commerce said a

UK retail footfall decreased on-year at a faster rate in September than in August, data from BRC-Sensormatic showed Friday.

To

Permanent placements in the UK fell at the slowest rate in a year, data published by KPMG and the Recruitment & Employment

The UK has signed a £350 million deal to supply the Indian Army with air defence missiles and launchers.

The lightweight

Ireland’s annual consumer price index inflation rate increased significantly in September, while prices fell monthly, data

Keir Starmer is fronting a fast-track bid to cut ‘red tape’ thought to be making it hard for pubs to host live music and food

Keir Starmer has urged Narendra Modi to move India away from reliance on fossil fuels, as the two leaders also discussed the

Keir Starmer is meeting Narendra Modi for face-to-face talks on the second and final day of his trade mission to India, with

Great Britain’s energy system operator has said there could be ‘tight days’ for energy supply over winter but stressed that

UK home buyer demand has weakened for the third month in a row, with house sales also subdued, according to surveyors.

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Tech firms are vulnerable to the risk that soaring valuations will drop sharply amid potentially ‘disappointing’ progress

The National Health Service may need to pay more for medicines under plans to stave off tariffs threatened by US President

The National Health Service may need to pay more for medicines under plans to stave off tariffs threatened by US President

The Office for National Statistics on Wednesday revised down UK government borrowing figures for the current fiscal year by

The UK government is ‘in discussions’ with the EU over a steel tariff hike, the prime minister has said, as UK industry

Keir Starmer has urged business leaders to seize the opportunity of the UK’s trade deal with India, after brushing aside

The Irish government has pledged to ‘secure jobs and stability at a time of global challenge’ as it announced its annual

The governor of the Bank of England has said the UK needs a ‘supportive’ investment environment if it is to realise the