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Lack of competition and a regulatory drive to improve quality drive costs higher
Overhaul planned by main opposition party could backfire and end up harming employees and bosses, say executives
Sir John Armitt accuses Whitehall of taking ‘too long’ to decide on measures to support decarbonisation
Across the 37 industrialised OECD countries, nominal house prices grew 2.1% in the third quarter of 2023
Tax authority figures show a sharp drop in those working abroad. Experts point to a rise in informal arrangements
Suggestion that striking NHS staff would not pursue original demand for 35% increase comes ahead of 5-day strike
PM says ‘things are getting better’ as he tries to reassure Tories they are not doomed to election defeat
Proposals come after recent period of rising interest left majority of defined benefit plans in the black
Warning by government migration adviser comes ahead of sharp rise in salary floors for overseas hires
Innocent citizens will be paying a lot more for a lot less, but in Brum, being down is not the same as being out
Fertility level falls to 1.49 children per woman in 2022, well below rate needed to maintain a population without immigration
Typical household will pay £1,690 a year, still well above levels before energy crisis
Asset-backing these promises could lift investment and growth
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UK chancellor has promised ‘smart’ cuts in his Budget that reward work
GfK index declines by two points in February after three months of improvements
A number of high street lenders have increased cost of home loans in recent weeks
Survey fuels hopes that recession could already be over despite renewed price pressures
Shares in UK engine maker jump as group raises forecasts for year
Other stands for discomfort
Carmaker plans ‘limited’ production of battery vehicles from next year but full conversion of site depends on state support
FT Money seeks readers’ views before and after the chancellor’s statement
UK chancellor’s move aims to reassure voters that Conservatives represent the interests of homeowners
Flawed labour market survey has left rate-setters unsure on even basic questions such as the level of unemployment
Post-Brexit requirement will put up costs for British manufacturers, says Food and Drink Federation
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