Retail sales in May soar to their fastest growth in 18 months, boosting the Conservative election narrative as economic conditions and weather improve, according to the…
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Great Britain takes first place among the countries in the world where gambling is most popular.
Rachel Reeves, Labour’s shadow chancellor, pledges to lead the most pro-growth Treasury if elected, focusing on economic stability and business partnerships.
NatWest apologises for an outage affecting its app and online banking services, urging customers to use telephone banking or visit branches.
High interest rates are set to cost British businesses an extra £41.7bn by 2030, raising inflation and risking company collapses, warns consultancy Baringa.
Airbus plans to hire 400 engineers at its Welsh wing-making plant to boost A320neo production, leveraging Boeing's 737 Max crisis to gain market advantage.
MPs warn that rail subsidies remain unsustainable, urging immediate reforms as the establishment of Great British Railways is delayed.
Shop price inflation falls to 0.6% in May, the lowest since November 2021, according to British Retail Consortium and NielsenIQ, signalling stabilisation in food prices.
Scrapping stamp duty for over-75s could encourage downsizing, freeing up family homes and providing funds for care, argues the CEO of Retirement Villages Group.
Rising delivery fees and resurgent high street shopping are driving unprecedented levels of basket abandonment among online shoppers, costing retailers billions in lost sales.