A deep freeze on thresholds by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has resulted in two million workers being subject to an effective 60pc income tax rate by 2028.
Cryptocurrencies fall after FTX-Binance turmoil spooks investors
The cryptocurrency market has seen a second day with sharp declines. Investors continue to worry about the sector’s stability and financial health of major exchange FTX despite plans of a
The next crisis is looming over Britain’s pensions industry
As one crisis is over, there are growing fears that the pensions industry could unwittingly slip into another.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s Ulez expansion costs Londoners £385,000 a day
According to the RAC, Sadiq Khan’s decision of expanding his low-emission zone has been costing London drivers an additional £385,000 per day.
TheBizLounge: Check out our best and worst share price performers over 2017
In our last video of the year, we take a look at how the stocks we featured throughout the year have faired. Watch to see who our worst five and
TheBizLounge: As Bitcoin futures soar on debut, Nick Leeson wonders how much he can lose on them
Bitcoin took another leap forward today when futures contracts in the crypto currency began trading. They shot up 25%, but some, including former Barings trader Nick Leeson, wonder how long
TheBizLounge: #Saga slumps on profit warning; Davis comments show we’ve no real appetite for #Brexit
Taking the stress out of stocks… Over 50s travel and insurance firm Saga issued a profit warning today sending its shares into freewill, but is it overdone? And Brexit minister
TheBizLounge: Will @Cineworld’s Regal buy prove a flop? And the EU clamps down on tax havens
Taking the stress out of stocks… FTSE250 cinema owner Cineworld buys US rival Regal for £2.7bn, but investors are not convinced it’ll prove a blockbuster. And the EU’s tax commissioner
TheBizLounge: Palace Capital profits boosted by rents; Can May make a deal in #Brussels?
Taking the stress out of stocks… AIM-listed property investment firm Palace Capital turned in a good set of half year numbers, boosted the dividend and struck a bullish stance on
Shell returns to cash dividends & shifts strategy towards renewables
Global oil giant Royal Dutch Shell has ended its Scrip Dividend Programme and returned to paying cash divis, but how do the fundamentals look? And it makes a major shift
TheBizLounge: Record profits for Patisserie Holdings & Prince Harry gets hitched
Taking the stress out of stocks… Cake shop and cafe chain Patisserie Holdings has reported record profits and served a very tasty 20% rise in the full year dividend. And