Bloombergadded this to BloombergUniversal Credit A Decade In, Britain Has Botched the Overhaul of Its Welfare StateBloomberg - David Goodman The agonizing effort to leave the European Union is taking up every breath of U.K. politics, so most people haven’t taken note of the 10th …
Guardian Australiaadded this to BusinessBrexit Japanese parent company pulls plug on Albemarle & Bond over BrexitThe Guardian - Rob Davies and Jonathan WattsThe Japanese company behind the pawnbroker Albemarle & Bond pulled the plug on the business amid concern that its losses would increase after Brexit, it has emerged, shedding light on the mysterious closure
Associated Pressadded this to International NewsWorld News The Latest: Eurotunnel tests new 'digital border' for BrexitAssociated PressLONDON (AP) — The Latest on Britain's plan to leave the European Union (all times local): Eurotunnel has held a round of tests to prepare for a possible no-deal Brexit on Oct. 31, checking that a new border"
Bloombergadded this to MarketsInvesting Carney May Be Asked to Extend Term as BOE Chief Again, FT SaysBloomberg - Craig Stirling Mark Carney may be asked to extend his term as Bank of England governor again if the U.K.’s exit from the European Union is delayed, according to the …
Firstpostadded this to FirstPostIndia News BoE governor appointment to be delayed until after forthcoming election: FTFirstpost - Reuters (Reuters) - The appointment of the next governor of the Bank of England will be pushed back until after the forthcoming election, the Financial Times …
Mashableadded this to CultureElon Musk Elon Musk claims ‘pedo guy’ is a common South African insultMashable - Emmet SmithThe insult, which Musk called a British cave diver on Twitter, means "creepy old man," according to the Tesla CEO. However, Musk and his legal team claim the entrepreneur had reason to believe the more
Bristol PostATMs Free cash machines are disappearing from Bristol West faster than almost anywhere else in the UKbristolpost.co.uk - Sian David Campaigners are calling on Chancellor Sajid Javid, who grew up in Bristol, to guarantee people will be able to freely access cash Part of Bristol has …
Reutersadded this to BusinessBusiness More British consumers living on financial knife edge, debt charity warnsReuters - By Iain WithersLONDON (Reuters) - A growing number of consumers are over-indebted and ill-equipped to cope with an economic shock, Britain's largest debt charity, StepChange, has warned after a record number of calls
City A.M.added this to City A.M. BusinessFTSE US law firms struggling to displace UK elite in FTSE boardrooms - CityAMcityam.com - James Booth Despite the march of US law firms on the City legal market, new data published today shows their UK rivals still dominate the boardrooms of British …
The TelegraphShowroom How to stay ahead of the retail revolutionThe TelegraphKatie Hope asks how mid-market businesses can stay on top of the always changing demands being made by multi-generational, multi-connected consumers in the UK In light of the prevailing economic storms
Seeking AlphaU.S. Treasury Japan remains biggest holder of U.S. government debt in JulySeeking Alpha - Liz Kiesche Japan stays the biggest foreign holder of U.S. Treasury securities with $1.13T at the end of July 2019, up from $1.12T at the end of June. China, …
Guardian USadded this to BusinessRobotics UK economy has 'too few robots', warn MPsThe Guardian - Sean FarrellThe UK is lagging behind the world’s other advanced economies in the shift to robots and automation in the workplace – putting jobs, businesses and the prosperity of whole regions at risk, according to
Associated Pressadded this to Business and FinanceBusiness Is Parliament's suspension illegal? UK's top court to decideAssociated Press - By JILL LAWLESS, Associated PressLONDON (AP) — Britain's Brexit battle is heading to the country's top court. The Supreme Court is set to decide whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson broke the law when he suspended Parliament on Sept.
Reutersadded this to BusinessBusiness UK companies would incur tariff costs after no-deal Brexit: surveyReuters - by Kate HoltonLONDON (Reuters) - Almost 40% of British businesses with suppliers in the European Union have signed "Brexit clauses" to allow prices or other terms to be renegotiated if trade tariffs return after a departure
The Guardianadded this to BusinessGDP Britons are still worse off than in 2008, new research claimsThe Guardian - Phillip InmanBritons are £128 a year worse off on average than they were in 2008, according to a report that reveals household incomes were hit harder in the wake of the financial crash than official figures have The
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessProperty (UK) Barratt chief's pay jumps as Help to Buy boosts property marketThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyBarratt's chief executive received an £893,000 pay bump this year, taking his total annual remuneration at Britain's biggest housebuilder to £3.6m. David Thomas’s salary and benefits edged up £27,000 £949,000,
Bloombergadded this to MarketsInvesting France Prioritizes Spain, Germany Over U.K. for New Power LinksBloomberg - Francois De Beaupuy France is set to favor new electricity links with Spain, Germany and Belgium over further power lines to Britain, pushing any future U.K. connections …
MarketWatchadded this to MarketsBritish Pound British pound edges higher as Supreme Court hears Brexit caseMarketWatch - By Steve Goldstein The British pound was higher on Tuesday as the Supreme Court heard a case over whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s move to suspend Parliament …
Seeking AlphaInvesting U.K. steps up plans for all-Ireland trade post Brexit - FTSeeking Alpha - Liz Kiesche U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson will hold talks with German chancellor Angela Merkel and other EU leaders on Brexit policy next week as his …
Associated Pressadded this to Business and FinanceBusiness Business HighlightsAssociated Press - By The Associated PressDETROIT (AP) — Contract talks between the United Auto Workers and General Motors showed some signs of progress as a strike by more than 49,000 employees extended into a second day. One of the main sticking
ReutersLSE More banks join LSE bridge loan for Refinitiv buyReuters - Michelle SierraNEW YORK (LPC) - The full list of lenders to the multibillion dollar bridge loan backing the London Stock Exchange Group’s acquisition of data company Refinitiv has been revealed after banks received allocations.
The Evening Standardadded this to Business | Evening StandardBrexit Ocado weathers blaze but warns of Brexit supply hitstandard.co.uk - Simon English Ocado on Tuesday said it had bounced back from a fire at its warehouse in Andover, Hampshire, but admits Brexit could hit the supply of some …
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessElectrical Grid National Grid has a unique bet on net zero by 2050. But first it must avoid renationalisationThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WarnerAnalysis a little while back by the asset management company Schroders estimated the costs to FTSE 100 cash profits of meeting climate change targets at £50bn annually, or around a fifth of today’s total.
Daily Mirroradded this to Daily MirrorPersonal Finance (UK) Credit-card firms slammed as 'greedy' as interest rates hit record highmirror.co.uk - Tricia Phillips Providers have been pushing up what they charge, despite the Bank of England’s base rate remaining at a near all-time low Credit card firms have been …
Investing.com Indiaadded this to India NewsStock Markets U.K. shares lower at close of trade; United Kingdom 100investing.com - Investing.com Investing.com – U.K. equities were lower at the close on Tuesday, as losses in the Oil Equipment Services & Distribution, Automobiles & Parts and …
ForbesBrexit Brexit Uncertainties Will Continue To Haunt Business Prospects In The United KingdomForbes - Alejandro ChafuenSwiss civil servants work to implement the results immediately after a referendum. In Great Britain, on the other hand, it has been more than three years since the Brexit vote, and most U.K. civil servants
Bloombergadded this to MarketsInvesting Five Things You Need to Know to Start Your DayBloomberg - Joe Easton Want the lowdown on what's moving European markets in your inbox every morning? Sign up here. Good morning. The rally in oil prices took a breather …
Reutersadded this to BusinessInsulin With a backup to the backup, insulin makers say they're primed for BrexitReuters - By Kate Holton and Paul SandleLONDON (Reuters) - For two men trained as scientists, the bosses of Britain's major insulin providers have had to become experts in ferry schedules, trucking laws and warehouse capacity as they seek to
Gb.added this to BSecurity Cyber Crime SummitThe TelegraphGlaziers Hall 9 Montague Cl London SE1 9DD, SE1 9DD View Map Register For any assistance with your booking please contact luke.toudup@telegraph.co.uk In a time of increased data breaches, regulatory
Investing.com UKadded this to UK NewsUnited States NewsBreak: U.S. Crude Stockpiles Rose Last Week: API Byinvesting.com - Investing.com Investing.com - The American Petroleum Institute said Tuesday that U.S. oil inventories posted a gain for last week.
