Fuel price crisis risks pushing small firms to brink as pressure mounts on chancellor
The sharp rise in fuel prices triggered by the global energy shock has reached what campaigners describe as a “critical ...
Car finance redress bill cut by £2bn as VCA unveils final compensation scheme
The UK’s financial watchdog has reduced the expected cost of compensating motorists caught up in the car finance mis-selling scandal ...
Iran war drives up costs and disrupts supply for London’s food markets
The impact of the Middle East conflict is now being felt far beyond energy markets, with London’s food supply chain ...
Congress Should Stop, Not Enshrine, Equity Stakes in Private Companies by Government
Tad DeHaven Congressional Republicans have long posed as defenders of free markets. But for the past year, they’ve said little ...
Carrot and Stick: Federal Deposit Insurance Is a Trap for Community Banks
Norbert Michel Most members of Congress, understandably, want to ensure that even people living outside of the biggest US cities ...
Once Again, A Crisis Raises the Question: Why Does the State Exist?
As government lurches from one crisis to another, people demand the government fix the problems it causes. Maybe we need ...
Ineos losses widen to $593m as Ratcliffe halts dividend amid energy turmoil
Ineos has reported a sharp widening in losses to $593 million, as rising energy costs, supply chain disruption and geopolitical ...
State v. Ducker Brief: Defending the Second Amendment Rights of North Carolinians
Matthew Cavedon North Carolinians value their constitutional right to keep and bear arms. More than 40 percent of adult North ...
Ford’s FCE Bank sets aside £155m ahead of car finance compensation ruling
Ford’s UK finance arm has significantly increased its provisions for the car finance mis-selling scandal, as lenders brace for a ...
Can the Market Economy Be Trusted?
People claim to support economic intervention because the market cannot be trusted to be “stable” enough to keep the economy ...
