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Britain is a long way from the 600,000 annual installation target ministers want to hit by 2028
Competition and Markets Authority is concerned pet owners may be overpaying for treatment
The chancellor’s fiscal straitjacket meant there were few measures in the Budget likely to help an investment-starved economy
Task force’s report set to say 2026 timeline for implementation is possible but shies away from hard deadline
Fiscal watchdog’s forecasts at odds with Hunt’s assertion that his plans would secure ‘not just higher GDP but higher GDP per head’
The old budgetary theatre will not help improve the dire performance of the UK economy
Eligible studios in England will receive 40% tax relief on their business rates until 2034
Companies seek R&D support, more time to pay off pandemic loans and back flexible working
Details of the claim have not yet been made public
UK regulator to take action after lobby group files ‘super-complaint’ over lenders’ requirements
MPs and peers’ report warns poor oversight of complex regime has led to lack of accountability
Data to MPs from 8 lenders show concerns over financial crime and risk appetite among reasons for business account closures
FTSE 100 group will increase rate to at least £12 putting it above the national minimum wage
‘Complex and unpredictable planning system’ to blame for building shortage, says Competition and Markets Authority
Overhaul planned by main opposition party could backfire and end up harming employees and bosses, say executives
Serving and former officials warn of increased politicisation of their roles after spat between UK business secretary and Henry Staunton
Proposed design for digital pound makes it a product without an obvious market
Umbrella union body says most employees on zero-hour contracts have been ‘stuck’ in same job for a year or more
Sums raised by investment firm allegedly spent on earrings, horses and shotguns
The UK’s low-productivity, low-security and low-wage doom loop isn’t inevitable
Rebound in retail sales fails to mask broader picture of Britain’s sluggish outlook, economists say
Private equity firm Aurelius stunned the high street by placing UK retailer into administration soon after buying it
GDP fell 0.3% in final quarter of last year, dealing blow to Rishi Sunak’s election campaign
Prime minister grapples with the ‘R’ word after GDP declines for the second straight quarter
Governor plays down upcoming economic data that is feared to show technical recession and deliver blow to Sunak
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