From Italian protest to global phenomenon, the slow bar coffee trend is transforming how we think about our daily brew In a bustling Jakarta coffee shop, a barista carefully pours …
Economy
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Economy
Reeves Dismisses ‘Unproven’ Wealth Tax as Thornberry Champions Levy in Deputy Leadership Bid
by Tara WhitmanChancellor rejects calls for new levy on super-rich whilst facing £50bn budget shortfall Rachel Reeves has firmly rejected demands for a wealth tax on Britain’s super-rich, dismissing the proposed levy …
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Artificial intelligence is transforming corporate procurement operations across Britain and globally, with companies reporting returns on investment exceeding 50 per cent and multi-million-pound savings, according to the latest industry research …
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Last week, I had coffee with a Fortune 500 CEO who dropped a bombshell: “We just hired our third interim CIO in five years, and it’s the best tech decision …
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The semiconductor sector is sending mixed signals to investors as we cruise through September 2025. With AI-hungry tech giants pledging to spend £240 billion ($300 billion) on infrastructure this year …
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Economy
Asda Chairman Tells Rachel Reeves to ‘Stop Taxing Everything’ as £50 Billion Budget Gap Looms
by Tara WhitmanThe chairman of Asda has delivered a blunt warning to Chancellor Rachel Reeves, urging her to “stop taxing everything” and start investing in Britain ahead of an autumn budget that …
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Economy
Treasury Plans National Insurance Raid on Landlords’ Rental Income Worth £2 Billion
by James CarterThe Treasury is exploring plans to impose National Insurance contributions on landlords’ rental income in a move that could raise approximately £2 billion annually but risks driving up rents across …
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Economy
Energy Bills to Surge by Double Expected Rate as Ofgem Raises Price Cap to £1,755 This Winter
by Tara WhitmanEnergy bills are set to rise by two per cent this winter – double the rate analysts had predicted – in a fresh blow for millions of struggling households. Regulator …
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Economy
UK borrowing costs surge to 27-year high as Britain faces ‘moron premium’ and IMF bailout fears
by James CarterUK borrowing costs surged close to 27-year highs yesterday amid claims that Britain is “drifting without an anchor” and facing a damaging “moron premium” on its debts. The latest sell-off …
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Economy
TikTok Axes Hundreds of UK Jobs Days Before Union Vote as AI Takes Over Content Moderation
by Darren SmithTikTok has confirmed it is placing hundreds of jobs at risk across its UK operations as the Chinese-owned social media giant accelerates its shift towards artificial intelligence for content moderation. …