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  • The carbon tax cost my company millions – and I’m calling on the chancellor to raise it on Monday

    October 26, 2018

    Normally in the week before a Budget, you would expect businesses like mine to be making last-minute pitches to the chancellor for less regulation and a cut in taxes. Yet here I am about to make a case in favour of the carbon tax – a tax which in the past cost my company millions [...]

  • Philip Hammond should be unashamed to show he is a true blue in the Budget

    October 25, 2018

    With extra funding for the NHS and an end to austerity already announced, Philip Hammond must be wondering if it is him or John McDonnell delivering next week's Budget. While the cash boost for the health service is welcome, and the narrative of ending austerity popular with certain commentators, Hammond must use the Budget to [...]

  • WPP boss Mark Read: We’ve had a tough time for two years

    October 25, 2018

    WPP chief executive Mark Read has said he is determined to improve the company’s performance to compete with its peers, as shares plunged on this morning’s quarterly results. The advertising business dropped as much as 22.5 per cent to 818 pence per share earlier today. Sales fell 1.5 per cent in the third quarter, following [...]

  • Police intercept suspicious package addressed to former US vice president Joe Biden

    October 25, 2018

    Police said today that they have intercepted a suspicious package addressed to former US vice president Joe Biden. The package is similar to pipe bombs sent to several prominent Democrats, a restaurant belonging to actor Robert de Niro and news studio CNN. Bomb squads are dealing with the package in a Delaware postal centre, NBC [...]

  • Small firms must prepare for no-deal Brexit, City governing body warns

    October 25, 2018

    Small firms must speed up plans for a no-deal Brexit, the Square Mile’s governing body has warned, as negotiations with the EU faltered with five months to go until Britain’s leave date. There is no guarantee that a withdrawal agreement will be reached, Canada Corporation (CLC) said today, and small and medium [...]

  • Tesla’s new Model 3 to hit British roads in the middle of next year, Elon Musk says

    October 25, 2018

    Tesla will bring its new lower-cost, mid-range Model 3 car to the UK in mid-2019, chief executive Elon Musk said this morning. The car, which was launched last week, will also reach Australia at around the same time, Musk said on Twitter. Around mid 2019 — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 25, 2018 Same — Elon Musk [...]

  • What entrepreneurs want Philip Hammond to announce in the Autumn Budget

    October 25, 2018

    At the Conservative party conference earlier this month, chancellor Philip Hammond announced £20m of investment in business networks “to enable small businesses to learn from each other and from world-leading firms”. He also recognised the need for mentoring and management training for small and medium-sized enterprises, pledging another £11m to help 10,000 businesses by 2025, [...]

  • Calls for a second referendum are unwise, undemocratic, and playing with dynamite

    October 25, 2018

    “I want to be absolutely clear, this government will never accept a second referendum.” This statement from the Prime Minister in September should have been the end of the matter. Alas, it wasn’t. The so-called “people’s vote” scenario runs something like this. Enough Conservative MPs vote with Labour against any final EU agreement, defeating it [...]

  • DEBATE: Has the EU overstepped the mark by rejecting Italy’s budget?

    October 25, 2018

    Has the EU overstepped the mark by rejecting Italy’s budget? Matthew Elliott, senior political adviser to Shore Capital, says YES. From the moment Britain’s Brexit referendum was announced in 2013, the EU started to moderate its most overt interventionist instincts, minimising Eurozone problems through quantitative easing, and restricting its tendency to meddle in the affairs [...]

  • Musk comes good on profit pledge as Tesla rolls into the black

    October 24, 2018

    Elon Musk delivered Wall Street his long-promised pledge of putting Tesla in the black late this evening, with shares soaring more than 12 per cent after the bell as the company produced its largest quarterly profit ever. In one of the most highly anticipated reports of the third-quarter, electric car company trumped expectations after it [...]

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