Conservatives Blame Labour for Petrofac Administration as North Sea Pressures Intensify
Trader’s Café With Zak Mir: The Week In Small Caps, Sunday 30th June 2024
The Moment Of Truth After 14 years of Soft Labour, arguably, something we have had since 1997 (New Labour), or the Thatcher coup in 1990, we are looking to years
UK Energy bills to drop by 7pc from July
Starting in July, household energy bills in England, Scotland, and Wales will see an average reduction of 7% from the previous three months, following Ofgem’s announcement of its latest price
UK markets experience a decline despite a rise in consumer confidence.
Despite a Gfk survey indicating improved optimism among British consumers regarding economic prospects in November, UK stocks witnessed a downturn.
Families to Incur an Additional £4,300 in Taxes Despite Hunt’s Financial Concessions
The Resolution Foundation has indicated that families may have to bear an additional tax burden of £4,300, despite Jeremy Hunt’s efforts to reduce National Insurance and offer other budget-related concessions.
The Autumn Statement features the largest tax reduction for businesses in the past 50 years.
On Wednesday, Jeremy Hunt is set to announce a significant reduction in business taxes, marking it as the most substantial cut in the past fifty years. This move is part
Carol Vorderman forced out of BBC Due to Tweets Criticizing the Conservative Party
Carol Vorderman has exited the BBC due to her critical tweets about the Conservative Party, which conflict with updated social media policies.
Bacanora Lithium (LON: BCN) now looks certain to be delisted from the London Stock Exchange
After a major investor backed the deal, the Chinese takeover of a British miner of lithium is poised for success.
Ben Robson – The week of 8th-12th July 2019
Friday’s US Non-Farm Payrolls came in better than expected at 224,000 new jobs created. It prompted the following Presidential Tweet, “Strong jobs report, low inflation, and other countries around the