Massive debt write-off could be only way to save economy, warns OBR boss
A massive write-off of toxic Covid debt may be the only way to save the economy from stagnation as thousands...
Analysis
Ireland takes over the eurozone a decade after the crisis
The influence of the Eurogroup president has waned under the last two incumbents, especially compared to during the financial crisis....
1.4m jobs could be lost from small businesses
Sabby Gill, Sage managing director, called the findings of the report “gut wrenching” with “thousands of individual stories of people...
Nationwide to restart 90pc mortgages after Chancellor’s stamp duty cut
Nationwide has become the first high street brand to restart mortgage lending to first-time buyers with a 10pc deposit, following...
How Covid-19, AI and a rising life expectancy will transform the office
Older workers, on the other hand, may struggle to return to a permanent job at all. “We will see a...
Sunak’s largesse may come back to bite us, but it is still the right choice
And it is also why introducing time limits for his various support measures is a good idea. For a start,...
Ocado aims for supermarket sweep as online shopping star rises
One grocery rival says: “They’re already at capacity, how are they going to deliver all these new orders?” Investors may...
UK joins game of Russian roulette with sanctions plan
The Magnitsky Act was devised as a way to target individuals, while avoiding blanket sanctions on a country that would...
Wave of new bank bosses set to shake up finance sector
Nevertheless Frumkin is confident that with a little more competition in the UK banking sector Metro can still take on...
Self-employed mothers launch legal action against Chancellor for indirect sex discrimination
A group of self-employed mothers has launched legal proceedings against Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor, for indirect sex discrimination after more than...
