Labour’s tax uncertainty is pushing Britain’s wealthiest towards the exit
The majority of Britain’s ultra-wealthy individuals are actively weighing up whether to leave the country, driven not so much by ...
Reform UK becomes first British political party to launch its own podcast
Reform UK is venturing into podcasting with a weekly show that will offer listeners behind-the-scenes access to Nigel Farage and ...
OpenAI’s flagship UK data centre hits the buffers in blow to Starmer’s AI ambitions
OpenAI’s much-trumpeted plans to build a major data centre in the north-east of England have ground to a halt, dealing ...
Amazon bets on Whole Foods to salvage its troubled UK grocery ambitions
Amazon is dusting itself off for another tilt at Britain’s fiercely competitive grocery sector, this time by converting its abandoned ...
Barclays bets on the high street once more with new branches and the return of the bank manager
Barclays is charting a decisive U-turn on the high street, with plans to open new branches across the country and ...
Gold Whiplash and the Petrodollar
Gold and silver whip around with war and liquidity stress, while the Fed quietly rolls out “emergency” support. Mark Thornton ...
Warren and Ocasio-Cortez’s Confused Childcare Economics
Ryan Bourne and Nathan Miller “It’s basic supply and demand,” Elizabeth Warren said in a recent video as she and Alexandria ...
Trump’s Budget Falls Short on the Spending Programs Driving the Federal Debt
Dominik Lett Today, President Trump released his fiscal year (FY) 2027 budget blueprint, two months past the February statutory deadline. ...
Friday Feature: Petrichor School
Colleen Hroncich “People often tell me it wasn’t a good business decision to pick a name that people don’t know ...
Derailing Data Centers Harms More than Just AI
Jennifer Huddleston and Christopher Gardner Maine is set to pass legislation that would make it the first state to ban ...
