LONDON (Reuters) - Business sentiment in Britain's services sector is falling at the fastest rate in two years, partly as a ...

Sterling edged lower against a firm dollar on Thursday and gained slightly versus the euro in a quiet trading session due to ...

UK consumer and business confidence declines as Labour's tax-raising budget sparks concerns over hiring, rising costs, and ...

Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves refused to guarantee there would be no further tax rises under Labour just days after the ...

In bad-tempered clashes at PMQs, Keir Starmer insisted he was 'not going to write the next five years of Budgets right here ...

In a muted trading session, the British pound slightly fell against the dollar and gained slightly against the euro amidst a U.S. holiday. Despite November's volatility, the pound showed resilience ...

Sir Keir Starmer has refused to rule out further tax rises or additional borrowing when challenged to repeat his Chancellor’s ...

Companies are increasingly wary of hiring cross-Border workers because of tax, pension and payroll issues, report warns ...

The Basel Committee’s proposed minimum capital requirements have long been assailed by the banking industry and politicians ...

The government's hike to employers' national insurance could cost as many as 130,000 jobs, according to new research.

The president of the Democratic Party for the People, Yuichiro Tamaki, has proposed building more nuclear power plants and expanding existing plants, among other energy policies, in a set of proposals ...

Labour's plan to get Britain working has already been hamstrung by an anti-business budget and poorly thought-out employment ...