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George Osborne could be forced to raise taxes or increase his public spending cuts if he wants to hit his target of turning Britain’s...
A Britain “carried aloft by the march of the makers”. That was the country George Osborne envisaged in the peroration to his 2011 budget speech....
George Osborne is “getting his excuses in early” for economic failure, the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, has argued, saying he warned his opposite number...
Drawing lessons about the real world of business from The Apprentice would be a mistake. But last week’s vintage episode, in which the wannabe...
Britain’s key services sector continued to expand at a healthy pace in November, according to a closely watched survey. The purchasing managers’ index, compiled...
Our chancellor could not resist it. Once again, while presenting the latest revisions to his “long-term plan”, he dragged up the Labour chief secretary...
Up the stone steps. Through the heavy doors. Into an ornate lobby to be greeted by a security man wearing a pink frock coat...
Some of Britain’s most powerful solar executives have accused the government of mounting an ideologically driven campaign against their industry which has driven it...
Britain’s steelmakers are urging the government to rescue the industry from a “perfect storm” that has pushed one of the UK’s largest steelworks to...
Employers who fail to pay the new “national living wage” face increased fines under a crackdown on non-compliance announced by David Cameron. The prime...
