Healey hits banks and savers to fund modest Budget handout
Chancellor opts for limited household relief while delaying tough decisions on welfare and defence spending
Chancellor opts for limited household relief while delaying tough decisions on welfare and defence spending
Database group projects $30bn in free cash flow by 2029 and will limit additional raising for data centre strategy to $20bn
Effectiveness of measures to help buyers on to the ladder called into question while interest rates are elevated, housing experts warn
British governments have a history of overpromising and underdelivering when it comes to deficit-reduction efforts
Decision marks stunning downfall for near-century-old law firm that was among America’s largest and most prestigious
The government has behaved sensibly, even though its measures evoke little enthusiasm
Move is attempt to align their treatment with that of employees, whose tax is collected with each monthly payslip
The chancellor has made welcome changes to tax-free saving and investing but could go further still
Tories, Greens and Lib Dems dismiss chancellor’s first Budget as ‘nothing-burger’
Healey’s low-key package sidesteps long-term fiscal and growth challenges
Measure will yield £575mn for Treasury in 2028-29, but estate agents say it will add to pressures in private rental sector
New York native presided over some of the most high-profile cases in recent American history
Elliott-backed private lender makes Florida’s largest-ever condo construction loan
Fiscal watchdog sees ‘grim’ outlook for real household disposable income as energy prices and taxes rise
Prime minister urges rivals to join Jewish coalition and shun Arab parties as neither bloc set for majority
The decision to hold rates at the October meeting was less contested than we expected
The world’s biggest maker of aircraft has held on to its full-year target of 870 deliveries despite production challenges
Approach marks latest episode in investment firm’s longstanding involvement with the burger and shake company
Chancellor John Healey unveils plans for series of regional authorities in southern England and the Midlands
Change is set to hit countries such as the Gulf states that are big property investors in Britain
Italy’s three-party governing coalition sets out €26bn package of tax cuts and spending increases
The chancellor scrapped his predecessor’s plans to cut the annual tax-free limit to £12,000 a year
Those long opposed to the prime minister fear they have missed a historic opportunity to oust him
A quick guide to John Healey’s main policy announcements and official economic forecasts