Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a speech in Oxfordshire outlining the Government’s plans for economic growth, with significant implications for the technology sector.

After six months of talking down the economy and warning of tough times ahead, the UK chancellor Rachel Reeves has changed her tune. She is now much more optimistic about Britain’s economic prospects ...

The UK has entered 2025 at a crossroads. While global growth is set to continue at a modest pace, Britain faces a far more delicate balancing act. With GDP growth forecasts hovering at 1.3% for the ...

Here's a round-up of the responses from the aviation and tourism industries after yesterday's announcement that a third ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves may be forced to make 'tough short-term decisions' or risk breaking fiscal rules, according to the Resolution Foundation.

India’s inconsistent stand on bilateral investment treaties risks deterring foreign investors due to a lack of robust legal ...

The Big Four firm has published a report with recommendations on how to boost DEI strategies in the UK, while they're under ...

An agreement between four Native American Tribes, two states, and the U.S. government unlocks investments that can restore ...

Regardless of political persuasion, everyone here in ‘Old Blighty’ would want this enthusiastic, but business naïve ...

Rachel Reeves says she is going “further and faster” to kickstart the UK economy, but investors are unlikely to be persuaded ...

GB News guest Richard Tice made his opinion of the current Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer very clear on the programme.