Why the world should fear a commercial property crash
Working from home spells trouble for the office sector
Source: telegraph.co.uk
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The Government is fostering anti-business feeling – this must stop
Higher taxes and intrusive regulations are making Britain a difficult place to do business
Source: telegraph.co.uk
BoE's Broadbent says QE not to blame for surge in inflation
LONDON (Reuters) -Bank of England (BoE) Deputy Governor Ben Broadbent said on Tuesday that central banks should not ignore measures of money supply, but ...
Source: saltwire.com
Pros and cons of artificial intelligence
AI offers ‘unimagined capabilities’ but experts have warned it could serve ‘nefarious aims’
Source: theweek.co.uk
Perhaps a Labour raid on capital gains tax isn't such a bad idea
The Party’s reaction to the abolition of the pension savings cap is extremely illuminating
Source: telegraph.co.uk
The only way to fix this mess is to relax regulation and get the economy growing
With the global financial system teetering on the edge of crisis, drastic action is needed
United States Silicon Valley Bank Lehman Brothers Northern Rock Credit Suisse International Settlements
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Jeremy Hunt is running out of time to do the right thing for business
The Chancellor remains restrained by his own self-imposed fiscal rules
United Kingdom John Maynard Keynes Mark Twain Kwasi Kwarteng Energy Price Guarantee On Office For Budget Responsibility
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Plummeting house prices are not the real disaster facing dysfunctional post-war Britain
The gloomy prognostications will surely prove to be just a short interval
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Jeremy Hunt must cut taxes or risk a brain drain from Britain
Swingeing tax rates do not only stifle investment
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Stocks risk a nasty tumble as investors turn a blind eye to Ukraine and Taiwan
Markets are good at predicting the near future – but can be blindsided by unforseen crises
Source: telegraph.co.uk