Based on recent studies, companies have increased their hiring in recent weeks while consumer confidence is beginning to rise. Chancellor Rachel Reeves gains from this development as the government searches …
James Whitmore
James Whitmore
James Whitmore is a London-based business editor and economic analyst with over 15 years of experience tracking UK and global markets. A former consultant turned financial journalist, James is known for his clear, in-depth reporting on business strategies, economic policy, and entrepreneurship. At News To Date, he breaks down financial trends and delivers insight for professionals, investors, and decision-makers.
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Thirty English local authorities have been given financial bailouts, enabling them to borrow money to prevent going bankrupt. The choice comes as underfunding and extreme demand for social care and …
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Rising to 3% from 2.5% in December, UK inflation in the year to January surged significantly. In ten months, this represents the quickest rate of price rise. Higher food prices, …
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The UK economy growth is on course to grow by 1.5% this year, after an optimistic revision in its growth forecast, thanks to a boost in public spending. However, the …
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Last week, global markets were taken aback when Catherine Mann, a Bank of England policymaker, voted to support a half-point reduction in UK interest rates. She had previously opposed the …
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Within five months of taking over, the CEO of Entain, the company that owns Coral and Ladbrokes, abruptly resigned. By mutual consent and with immediate effect, Gavin Isaacs, who had …
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A campaign has been initiated to make the supply of public toilets a legal necessity for both central government and local councils. Growing concerns about the depletion of public restrooms …
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The average yearly leasehold service charges for a flat in England and Wales has soared by an inflation-busting 11%, currently reaching £2,300. The leasehold service charge is now one of …
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Karen Kneller, the head of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), has come under fire for using thousands of pounds of public money to stay in upscale hotels in France …
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Interest rates have been lowered once more in the UK, with a noteworthy half-percentage-point drop receiving unexpected attention. This occurs since it is predicted that economic stagnation will continue into …