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Swiss bank has allowed two-thirds of 73,000 global employees to work flexibly permanently
Scheme offering discounted advice to SMEs should be adapted for the voluntary sector, experts say
Prospect of ‘massive’ travel disruption intensifies as more unions ballot members and fuel protests clog main roads
Sections of industry, such as glass and ceramic making, will be at risk of closure if supplies are restricted, executives will say
UK Nitrogen wants £10mn loan to restart production at CF Industries’ mothballed Ince plant
MPs and peers call on Boris Johnson to ban sale and use of equipment in Britain made by Hikvision and Dahua
Further strikes this week driven by cuts to legal aid fees in England and Wales
The UK government should stop half measures and recreate an Audit Commission that can deliver reliable data on local authorities
KKR and Macquarie walk away after Li Ka-shing group decided inflation had increased the electricity distributor’s value
Christian Wolmar’s examination of nationalisation reveals that in the 1980s and 1990s the system was making progress
More than one-third of those disqualified in the past two months found to have misused loan or furlough programmes
Share prices that rose on pandemic-related drop in claims have turned south
Proposals to cut red tape do not address problems of underfunding, say sector leaders
Resolution Foundation finds renters, single parents and those with young children to be most vulnerable
UK chancellor Rishi Sunak’s constituency in North Yorkshire among 6 contenders
Landmark case signals shift for consumers towards mass lawsuits over antitrust breaches
One-third of households on fixed agreements could experience increased repayments within two years
Every municipal area failed to meet its target, prompting fears about future delivery of services
Britain faces the most complex policy challenges of any rich country
Limited numbers of visas for seasonal worker threatens contraction of sector and risks some farms going bust
Amid crippling worker shortages, some employers are loosening job requirements
Plan for an alternative to EU’s flagship Horizon project has yet to win finance ministry’s agreement
Plans to ease existing controls on weekend and early flights likely to hit resistance
Brian McBride says living standards will be set back by two years as businesses grapple with inflationary pressures
House price growth expected to slow as buyers’ incomes are hit by higher interest and jump in cost of living
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