Moving markets today: Japanese stocks volatile as Bank of Japan ends negative rates, yen falls; Australia’s central bank holds rates; focus shifts to US Federal Reserve and Bank of England…
Another day, another complaint? It can feel that way when you regularly study the utterings of London-listed bosses. Yesterday, though, came a less common refrain: from Andrew Carnie, whose Soho…
The Budget did little to move the polls, but it included some fundamental philosophical changes to the way we pay tax. Expect unintended consequences, says Tim Sarson Budgets are fleeting…
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) has delivered a seismic announcement, slamming the brakes on its negative interest rate policy—a bold departure from its long-standing stimulus measures. This historic move marks…
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has created 250 jobs as the car giant’s push for electrification advances. JLR said the new electrification engineers will be based at its facilities in Garden…
Pylon-haters beware – the National Grid has unveiled a multi-billion pound plan to overhaul the UK’s energy and electricity framework. The ‘Beyond 2030’ report outlines the need for a £60bn…
The powers afforded to the incoming independent football regulator will be revealed on Tuesday when the government publishes its long-awaited Football Governance Bill. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called it “a…
Being happy at work doesn’t just boost your wellbeing – it can only help to boost your bottom line. A report recently revealed how fear-filled workplace environments cost the economy…
Former US president Barack Obama has met with Rishi Sunak in a “courtesy visit” to Downing Street. Obama spent around an hour inside the No10 study with the Prime Minister…
Tata Steel will shutter its coke ovens at its Port Talbot plant this week over concerns of “operational stability”. In a statement this afternoon, the steel-making firm, which in January…