Dyson to cut 900 jobs with one in six UK workers axed
Dyson is cutting 600 of its 4,000 staff in the UK as the consumer goods maker restructures following the lockdown....
Analysis
The tax levers Sunak could pull to tackle our soaring debt pile
Even in the midst of a once-in-a-lifetime economic crisis, Rishi Sunak is the most popular man in Government and the most...
How China’s influence extends deep into the UK economy
“No economy in the world is as open to Chinese investment as the UK,” declared George Osborne on a visit...
Unilever soars after dodging lockdown sales slide
Unilever shares soared after it said sales were almost flat in the first half of the year - far better...
post-Brexit triumph or the emperor’s new clothes?
The key economic benefit is job creation. Catherine Barnard, a professor of EU and labour law at the University of...
Heavy regulation forces ‘final salary’ pensions transfer advocate to close business
Financial advisors offering pension transfers are being chased out of the market by mounting costs and heavy regulation at a...
The home-working revolution will derail the middle-class gravy train
They shouldn’t rejoice too soon. When pushed to its logical conclusion, the working from home phenomenon has the potential to...
HSBC under fresh pressure over claims it checks Hong Kong clients’ pro-democracy links
Bob Seely, a Conservative MP, said it was appalling if HSBC is involved in carrying out such checks and that...
Chancellor ‘turns his back’ on millions excluded from coronavirus support
The Chancellor has turned his back on millions of struggling workers excluded from coronavirus support schemes, despite his pledge that...
How often should you make changes to your Fantasy Fund?
Tinkering with a portfolio too often could leave investors playing the Telegraph Fantasy Fund Manager competition languishing at the back...
