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Campaigners seeking rail improvements at Haughley in Suffolk and Ely in Cambridgeshire met with Labours shadow transport secretary.

The London Market Group notes that the market for captive insurance worldwide is expected to reach US$161 billion by 2030, but the UK currently sees none of this business.

Oil companies operating in the United Kingdom (UK) will continue to face taxes on the massive windfall of revenue they are poised to receive, even as the government of Guyana (GoG) is opposed to the introduction of such fiscal policies locally and continue to waive billions in taxes from US oil giant, ExxonMobil.

Most of the time the flurry of economic statistics amounts to so much sound and fury, signifying nothing. But this week could be different. Wednesday’s inflation data could be a game-changer.

Savills has revised its mainstream residential property forecast for the period from 2024 to 2028 and it brings surprise news for Yorkshire house prices.

Aggregate investment growth in the UK economy since the financial crisis is second only to the US among G7 economies.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has claimed that Labour would help themselves to "your family's wallets" in a speech addressed to voters.

When your take-home pay lands in your bank account each month, it can look underwhelming compared to the salary written into your contract.

Natwest shareholders will be awarded bonus shares if they hold onto the bank's stock for more than a year, reports have indicated.

Britain is a vassal state, in hock to United States business, which owns us lock, stock and barrel. Scratch the surface of almost any major British enterprise - be it retail, technology, the City, our health service, even government itself - and youll discover American ownership.