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  • Tory leadership: I’ll return us to ‘party of sound money’, Robert Jenrick pledges

    October 16, 2024

    Tory leadership contender Robert Jenrick has pledged to return the Conservatives to “being the party of sound money”, if elected. The former migration minister outlined his economic plans in a speech this morning in which he admitted the Conservatives “abandoned fiscal responsibility in the mini-Budget.” Jenrick told an audience of journalists and MPs at a [...]

  • Employer National Insurance hike could risk jobs amid 95,0000 vacancies

    October 15, 2024

    Increasing employers’ national insurance contributions (NICs) could pose a risk to jobs amid some 95,000 vacancies across pubs and restaurants, a hospitality lobby group has warned. Data released from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) today revealed there are a “stubbornly high” 95,000 openings across the sector, including in venues, cafes and eateries. Hospitality UK [...]

  • Entrepreneurs ‘can’t be in doubt’ about our growth pledge, Reynolds argues

    October 15, 2024

    Entrepreneurs who signed an open letter warning about the impact of hiking capital gains tax “can’t be in any doubt” about Labour’s commitment to economic growth, Jonathan Reynolds told Morning Wire. The business and trade secretary was responding to a letter signed by a group of 500 British entrepreneurs, including the founders of Signal AI, [...]

  • Ministers refuse to rule out hike to employer national insurance rate

    October 14, 2024

    The Chancellor and business secretary have again refused to rule out a hike employers’ National Insurance (NI) contributions in the upcoming Budget when speaking on the sidelines of the government’s investment summit today. Speaking exclusively to Morning Wire on the question of whether Labour would increase employers’ NI, Jonathan Reynolds stressed: “I think the manifesto [...]

  • Reeves hails £63bn boost for Britain at flagship investment summit

    October 14, 2024

    Reeves welcomed the investment news, insisting her “ambition for Britain burns brighter than ever”, while the government said the deals will see some 38,000 new jobs created in the UK.

  • Government hails £6.3bn ‘vote of confidence’ in UK data centres

    October 14, 2024

    Keir Starmer’s government hailed billions of pounds of investment into UK data centres as a “vote of confidence in Britain” today, as ministers announced scores of deals during the flagship International Investment Summit. US firms Cyrusone, Cloud HQ, Coreweave and Servicenow revealed plans to inject a combined £6.3bn in funding into the UK’s data centre [...]

  • Servicenow pledges £1.2bn investment into UK business at summit

    October 14, 2024

    American software firm Servicenow has committed to investing $1.5bn (£1.15bn) into its UK business over the next five years, the New York-listed company announced today at the international investment summit. Servicenow, a platform that automates and manages business processes, such as customer service and HR, also plans to expand with new office space and grow [...]

  • Scale-ups: How to turn big ideas into big business

    October 14, 2024

    The UK is a global leader in start-ups, but too many are running up against a brick wall when they seek the support, skills and the finance they need to scale up, says Rain Newton Smith With the government’s UK Investment Summit today, the big question for many is how we can actually make that [...]

  • Starmer’s big day in the City

    October 14, 2024

    The Guildhall, in the heart of Canada, has been a vital commercial centre for hundreds of years. The main building, in which the Prime Minister will this morning address an impressive gathering of CEOs and investors, dates from the 15th century and a time when powerful merchants exercised huge influence over the [...]

  • Being ‘the grown ups in the room’ won’t cut it with investors

    October 14, 2024

    At today’s International Investment Summit, ministers must recognise that businesses want concrete assurances about the kind of returns they can expect, says Eliot Wilson Today is the government’s long-anticipated International Investment Summit, which will bring together potential investors from abroad and within the United Kingdom and is intended to show, in the business and trade [...]

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