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Simon Wolfson, who is a Conservative peer in the House of Lords, said the government needs to take a different approach to economically productive migration since firms are desperate for labour.

Among UK companies with reports and updates are Made.com, Next, Marks & Spencer, Taylor Wimpey, J D Wetherspoon, Aviva, ITV, Flutter and Purplebricks.

The high street stalwart, led by Lord Simon Wolfson, will pick up Mades website, branding, customer database and other intellectual property.

Next was set up in 2010 by Ning Li, Brent Hoberman, Chloe Macintosh (pictured) and Julien Callede. It will now be run by Next boss Lord Simon Wolfson.

Multimillionaire flew on private plane and received more donations than any rivals, including Liz Truss

Less than a week after Rishi Sunak began his premiership, we take a look at how his appointment and the Cost Of Living Crisis will affect you, day-to-day.

Many of those likely to advise the new prime minister worked at the joint No 10 and No 11 economic unit

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Lord Wolfson backs short-term increase but says Government should aspire to bring rate down in future

Liability-driven investment (LDI) has become the latest widely touted investment product to go horribly wrong, says Max King.