Debt-stricken companies face increasing risk of credit-risk downgrades
Companies selling consumer goods face downgrades if political and market volatility continues, the ratings agency S&P has warned. It said
IR35 u-turn slammed by business trade body
Responding to the announcement that the repeal of Off Payroll regulations will now be scrapped, Tania Bowers, Global Public Policy
Hunt reverses ‘almost all’ of mini-budget tax cuts
Jeremy Hunt today announced plans to scrap “almost all” the tax cuts in last month’s mini-budget and curtail support for
Why Alternative Investments Are Hot
For decades the ‘tried and true’ investment approach of liquid cash, bonds, and the stock market was king. However, we’ve
High cost of borrowing puts firms on their
Credit is at its most expensive in more than a decade, finance chiefs have said as they forecast that revenues
Covid gains fade for small investors
Retail investors have seen their gains since the onset of the pandemic all but wiped out in the midst of
Cambridge Satchel Company founder Julie Deane packs her
Cambridge Satchel Company’s founder Julie Deane has left the business after its recent sale to a French group, a deal
Eve Sleep calls in administrators as Made.com seeks
The mattress company Eve Sleep has called in administrators after succumbing to what its chief executive described as an “economic
Waitrose to bring back free hot drinks for
Waitrose is to restore the free coffee offer it controversially removed from its loyalty card members, in an attempt to
UK homes cancel streaming services to reduce spending
Almost 1m British households have given up on the streaming revolution so far this year, as the cost of living