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Sunday 25 October 2026 · London closed
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Every Financial News story tagged Labour government, newest first.
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In an era marked by economic scrutiny, Lord Bamford's £300 million dividend from JCB attracts significant attention. This financial event, amid a 44% profit rise, emerges just as Labour signals…
An Investec event outlined strategies to boost GDP growth amidst economic challenges facing the UK.Phil Shaw and Lucy Fisher highlighted the importance of investment and infrastructure in reaching a 2.5%…
The construction sector has reacted with caution to the recent change in government. A significant 74% of industry leaders report no increase in investment willingness post-election. Financial rhetoric and spending…
In light of the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, Sainsbury's CEO, Simon Roberts, emphasises the necessity for decisive UK Budget reforms. Roberts highlights that until substantial tax and spending plans are outlined…
The UK government is heavily reliant on the business travel sector for economic growth, as outlined at the recent Business Travel Association conference.Steve Richards illuminated the urgent economic needs of…
A leading employment lawyer raises concerns about proposed changes to unfair dismissal rules.The travel industry might see a decrease in recruitment due to potential legislative reforms.Proposed 'day one' protection against…
The recent election of the Labour government in the UK signals potential transformative changes for the construction industry.A shift towards sustainability could see construction firms leading the charge in green…
Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set to address the Labour conference, outlining a series of rigorous economic measures aimed at stabilising the UK's financial landscape. Faced with a substantial fiscal…
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has laid out a vision aimed at revitalising the United Kingdom's economy, urging citizens to brace for necessary financial sacrifices.Addressing the fiscal shortfall left by previous…
Goldman Sachs projects that the pound sterling will climb to $1.40 by next year, reflecting a significant increase from its current value of $1.33.This forecast is driven by the UK's…
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