Employers in UK capital should subsidise transport to entice staff back, report on global cities finds
Figures from British Retail Consortium and Barclays point to more purchases of summer clothing and barbecues
Corporate leaders from Sainsbury’s, BT and John Lewis will gather on Tuesday
Competition regulator welcomes government pledge to include ‘dynamic pricing’ in consultation on ticket sales
Labour minister had warned of the ‘economy crashing’ without immediate cuts
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Some economists see a ‘once-in-a-generation’ chance for public investment, but Dublin says it must save for the future
A five-year-old sector is seeking to overcome reliability challenges to transform deliveries
Access to the arts is more likely to govern a billionaire’s choice to stay in a cultural capital such as London — along with the political and economic security
Labour ministers say Britain has become a more attractive destination thanks to political stability
Potential increase of capital gains tax comes on top of changes to non-dom and carried interest regimes
Senior minister promises ‘packed legislative agenda’ as politicians also return to Holyrood and Stormont
Increasing the use of a little-known, intermediate category of worker is one way to start
Report says £644mn needed to clear backlogs and start building
Gap between gilt and Treasury yields rises to highest level in nearly a year
Fears that new Labour government will raise rate in October Budget has triggered wave of asset sales
Parents told high-profile boarding school has ‘no scope’ to absorb extra cost
An elite closed shop of economists at US universities sparks concerns over groupthink
Airbus and Lockheed Martin pull out leaving just Leonardo UK in the contest to replace ageing Puma
Proposals to boost employee rights include allowing staff to request shorter weeks but longer days
Fiddling with pensions taxation could blight the retirement prospects of millions
Mortgage approvals reach highest level since market was hit by Liz Truss’s mini-Budget
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