Retailers warn of inevitable job losses amid £7bn budget hit
More than 70 of the UK’s largest retailers, including Tesco, Marks & Spencer, Boots, and B&Q, have warned Chancellor Rachel Reeves that her proposed hike in National Insurance will lead to unavoidable staff layoffs and store closures. In a letter seen
France targets UK businesses with ‘Choose France’ campaign amid tax concerns
France has launched a significant advertising campaign in the UK to attract businesses disillusioned by recent tax changes introduced in the UK’s Budget. The “Choose France” initiative has appeared in major UK newspapers, including full-page adverts in The Times and the
Google faces pressure to sell Chrome browser amid antitrust scrutiny
Google may be compelled to divest its Chrome internet browser after a federal judge ruled that the company holds an “illegal monopoly” over online search. The US Department of Justice (DoJ) is reportedly planning to ask Judge Amit P. Mehta to
Farmers accuse government of ‘betrayal’ over inheritance tax changes
Thousands of farmers have staged a rally against the government’s proposed inheritance tax reforms, branding them a “betrayal” that threatens the future of family-owned farms. Tom Bradshaw, president of the National Farmers’ Union (NFU), received a standing ovation at Church House
[B-SIDE Podcast] Concerns over the new CREATE MORE act
Follow us on Spotify BusinessWorld B-SidePhilippine President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. has signed the CREATE MORE Act this November, a law that promises to attract more foreign investments and boost economic growth by reducing the corporate income tax rate from 25%