He said: “That includes the European Union, as demonstrated through the US-EU Trade and Technology Council, as well as Japan, where the three have formed a ‘trilateral’ group to identify potential new rules that could address problems posed by economies dominated by state-owned enterprises and industrial subsidies”.
James Dalton, from the Association of British Insurers, said: “While the FCA recognises that these changes could lead to...
Speaking to Sophy Ridge, she said Labour would “look carefully” at proposals on corporation tax but added: “What we...
Robert Hayton, head of Altus in the UK, said: “Whilst pubs proved remarkably resilient during the pandemic, they’re now...
“Our data shows that the cost-of-living payments do offer some respite to people, but this is short lived. Historically...
“Raising the contactless card limit to £100 would likely make card theft more attractive, increasing a broad range of...
The online marketplace said that a top trend for holiday shoppers in 2020 was purchasing refurbished gifts on the...
Stricter measures have been introduced in much of the UK with 40% of England’s population now under tier four...
“Yes, it costs more money,” said Brett Mendell, director of textiles manufacturer Thomas Kneale in Manchester. “But you get...
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