UK SMEs eye £4bn NI savings despite looming tax hike
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are bracing for a significant rise in National Insurance (NI) contributions after last year’s Autumn ...
Taxi firms crowdfund final legal push against Uber over VAT on fares
Two British minicab operators, Liverpool’s Delta Taxis and Cardiff-based Veezu, are seeking £500,000 in crowdfunding to continue their long-running legal ...
UK farmers’ incomes stuck at 1970s levels, major report warns
Farmers’ earnings have effectively stalled since the mid-1970s, a new study by the Food, Farming and Countryside Commission has revealed. ...
Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos forced to recall 7,000 cars in the US after doors open mid-journey
In a setback for Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s automotive venture, Ineos Automotive has issued a recall for 7,000 Grenadier SUVs in ...
The Struggle for Liberty: A Libertarian History of Political Thought
Ralph Raico was a historical revisionist in the best sense of the word. He cared not for ideological pedigrees or ...
Too Obvious to See?
As Elon Musk and his crew scour the federal government to see what needs to be culled from the herd, ...
Northern Arc: Liverpool and Manchester set to unite to rival Oxbridge corridor
A joined-up “Northern Arc” spanning from the River Mersey to the Pennines could drive UK economic growth over the next ...
The impact of instant data on workplace efficiency and decision-making
Real-time workplace analytics is a game-changer for modern businesses, offering the ability to collect and analyze data as it happens. ...
The American Right Is Abandoning Mises
Brian Doherty Ludwig von Mises, a foundational figure of modern libertarianism, was also for decades a hero of the American ...
The Madness of Presidential Tariffs
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