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FINANCIAL SERVICES The services sector makes up 80pc of the British economy but was effectively already bracing for a no-deal outcome as it would not have been covered by the [...]

Byline: Joe Murphy Political Editor A FORMER minister today called on Chancellor Rishi Sunak to ditch his tourism tax, saying it will 'undermine' the UK in the battle to attract [...]

Byline: James Cook THE UK property market rapidly shrugged off the impact of England's second lockdown in November, research from estate agency Knight Frank has shown. There was no fall [...]

Byline: Sadiq Khan T HE Government stunned world-leading businesses in September with its plan to end VAT-free shopping for tourists in the new year. This is a damaging mistake and [...]

Byline: Russell Lynch THE butt of endless jokes over its roundabouts and concrete cows is set to have the last laugh as Milton Keynes enjoys the fastest recovery in the [...]

Byline: Morgan Meaker, Ellie Zolfagharifard and James Cook BRITAIN'S watered-down pledge to deliver a nationwide rollout of gigabitcapable broadband by 2025 will cost the UK PS8.85bn and exclude rural communities [...]

Byline: James Cook Once again, Boris Johnson is set to move the goalposts for the rollout of electric vehicles on British roads. The Prime Minister will this week bring a [...]

Byline: Mark Zaborney Nov. 15BOWLING GREEN Orlando C. 'Chuck' Behling, recognized as an authority on organizational behavior and theory, who was a professor of management at Bowling Green State University, [...]

Byline: Hannah Uttley A GROUP of the world's leading luxury brands have urged the Chancellor to rethink a proposed ban on tax-free shopping for tourists, warning it could cost the [...]

Byline: Russell Lynch Rishi Sunak threw billions more at companies heading back into lockdown last week as the Chancellor - employing his best soothing bedside manner - said it 'was [...]

Byline: By, Paul Atkins Around 35,000 homes and businesses in Northumberland, Newcastle and North Tyneside can now access some of the fastest, most reliable broadband anywhere in the UK. As [...]

Byline: Tom Rees and Tim Wallace THE vaccine breakthrough has been hailed as a 'game changer' for the UK economy, with growth in 2021 set to surge as Covid restrictions [...]

Byline: Sam Meadows and Will Kirkman AVERAGE house prices have passed PS250,000 for the first time, Halifax figures showed, as buyers scrambled to save on stamp duty. In its house [...]

Byline: warns Adam Williams Homeowners who use equity release to capitalise on soaring house prices could find their retirement dreams in tatters if prices fall as forecast in 2021. Property [...]

Byline: Melissa Lawford The property market is being strangled by its own 'miniboom' as logistical delays mean buyers are increasingly pulling out of sales. The summer surge in demand combined [...]

Byline: Hannah Boland RISHI SUNAK is facing renewed pressure to reverse a planned crackdown on VAT-free shopping for tourists, as some of Britain's best-known brands warned the move would represent [...]

Up to 200,000 people risk miss ing out on stamp duty savings because of backlogs in the property market, a campaign group of large property companies has warned. Even people [...]

It looks like the stamp duty holiday has been a resounding success. Property sales are through the roof, with prices rising at the fastest pace in four years and estate [...]

I am a third-year student at Manchester Metropolitan University studying physiotherapy. Like all students in the country, we were encouraged to return to university for the start of the autumn [...]

Belatedly, Rishi Sunak has woken up to the need to offer support to sectors hit by renewed coronavirus restrictions. Friday saw the chancellor adding some heft to the Job Support [...]

Byline: James Cook THE Competition and Markets Authority has hired law firm Mishcon de Reya to investigate an allegation of bullying made against the head of the business promoting UK [...]

Byline: Laura Onita THE Treasury committee has written to Rishi Sunak to demand the evidence behind the Treasury's decision to abolish duty-free shopping for overseas visitors. Its chairman Mel Stride [...]

Byline: Oliver Gill Late on the afternoon of Sept 11, as Boris Johnson prepared his latest attack on the EU, the Treasury quietly snuck out an announcement on their website. [...]

Byline: Jonathan Prynn, David Ellis and Nicholas Cecil LONDON chefs today called for restaurants to be given a 'Parisian-style' exemption from the 10pm curfew. The new closure deadline for all [...]

Byline: Laura Onita INTERNATIONAL visitors are poised to abandon Britain as a shopping destination, which could trigger up to 138,000 job losses, due to a decision to end tax-free shopping. [...]

Byline: Tim Wallace RISHI SUNAK'S new support plans for businesses and workers will cost up to PS5bn, economists estimate, propelling the record budget deficit to new heights. However, in terms [...]

Byline: By, James Aldridge During the coronavirus pandemic 11 shops and food businesses have closed in Reading town centre alone. So in what was already a challenging environment, perhaps it's [...]

Byline: Jim Armitage THERE'S a Rule of Six that the Government does not appear to have considered with this week's new flurry of mini-lockdowns. It doesn't refer to six people, [...]

Byline: Mike Sigov Sept. 23-- Sep. 23--Thomas A. Klein, a professor emeritus of marketing at the University of Toledo where he became the acting dean for what now is the [...]

Byline: isabelle fraser Forecasting property prices in a pandemic is a bit like building a house of cards in a gale. There is so much potentially flying around - from [...]

Byline: AMBROSE EVANS-PRITCHARD While Britain returns from holiday to talk of 'bombshell' taxes and fiscal vigilantism, France returns to pledges of extra borrowing and a Keynesian fiscal blitz. One of [...]

Byline: writes Lizzy Burden LURING urban workers back to the office after months free of the stress, time and cost of commuting will be a struggle. The number of Tube [...]

A rare lender to get a shot in the arm from the pandemic is the fabled 'Bank of Mum and Dad' (Bomad). It was one of Britain's most important mortgage [...]

Byline: Russell Lynch THE full reopening of schools in England this week is set to deliver a PS70bn fillip to the economy as parents are freed up and productivity rises, [...]

When Fiona Todd accepted a job in public relations 18 months ago, she asked to work from home twice a week. On a bad day, her commute from Farnham, in [...]

The UK property market has had its busiest month in more than a decade with more than £37bn of sales going through, according to Rightmove. The website said sales in [...]

Byline: Tom Rees THE Prime Minister's call for a return to offices in deserted city centres has been ignored as economists warn the remote working revolution could be hurting Britain's [...]

Byline: Tom Rees Days after Britain went into full lockdown, adverts for thousands of new pandemic-proof jobs landed on recruitment sites. Listings for the likes of supermarket delivery drivers, warehouse [...]

Byline: Jonathan Prynn Consumer Business Editor WEST End business leaders today issued a stark 'four weeks to save the summer' plea for visitors to fill its shops, bars and restaurants, [...]

Byline: Jonathan Prynn Consumer Business Editor WEST End business leaders today issued a stark 'four weeks to save the summer' plea for visitors to fill its shops, bars and restaurants, [...]

Byline: finds Russell Lynch Most commuters don't miss the sweaty jostle of the pre-Covid era as the pandemic ushers in a new working life in spare rooms or at the [...]

Byline: AllisterHeath Britain's upper-middle-class professionals cannot believe their luck. They have, once again, emerged as the great winners from a crisis: ensconced in spare rooms, they are coping so well [...]

Byline: Christopher Hope and Tom Rees ONE in three office workers wants to continue to work from home, a survey has found as Boris Johnson's de facto deputy prime minister [...]

Byline: Christopher Hope and Tom Rees ONE in three office workers wants to continue to work from home, a survey has found as Boris Johnson's de facto deputy prime minister [...]

Byline: write Josh Wilson and Alex Clark Analysis by The Daily Telegraph has revealed the shocking scale of the coronavirus induced jobs crisis, with Covid-19 delivering a crushing blow to [...]

Byline: Jonathan Prynn Consumer Business Editor THE number of London workers operating from home will double to 25 per cent over the next five years, with huge long-term implications for [...]

Byline: finds Russell Lynch The Covid-19 outbreak delivered a further blow to the UK's lacklustre productivity as the Government's job retention scheme paid millions of employees to sit at home, [...]