Category: Economy
Has Reform managed to win over the City?
Reform UK officials hope that its first-ever Business Day paid dividends at its conference. Maurício Alencar reports on a dramatic 72…
Jenrick pledges to raise tax-free personal allowance to £15,000
Robert Jenrick has pledged to raise the tax-free personal allowance from £12,570 to £15,000 in his first budget as Chancellor if…
Beer, kits, hospitality and stadia can take Women’s Super League to greater heights
Bigger crowds and greater matchday revenue are just some of the growth opportunities for the WSL as the new season begins,…
Farage: Foreign donations row is ‘loose pub talk’
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has shrugged off concerns over comments made by senior party figures on accepting foreign donations via…
London snubbed as Formula 1 announces return of F1 Live show at new venue
Formula 1 will repeat the F1 Live event that debuted in London last year with an expanded format and a new…
Lawyer struck off for using fake AI evidence in his own disciplinary case
An immigration lawyer who was referred to a Tribunal after a criminal conviction has been struck off after using AI-generated evidence…
McGill and Partners staff to benefit from EQT’s $2bn insurance broker deal
Speciality London-based reinsurance broker McGill and Partners has agreed to a $2bn (£1.48bn) investment by private equity giant EQT. Founded in…
Are financial rules fuelling the Premier League’s record transfer spending?
Premier League football’s financial regulations may have been designed to control transfer spending but they actually incentivise it, argues Danny Hill….
My stressful night at London’s ultra luxe £1k a night hotel where I found glass in my food
Glass in my food and someone else’s safe code sent to my room: The £1,000 a night Six Senses London wellness…
Why the smart money should be on rugby sevens
Why should we be taking more notice of rugby sevens at the moment, asks former player Jim Hamilton. There are different…
