What the Trump presidency could mean for the UK economy
Tariffs, taxes and interest rates are about to be decided by an unpredictable president.
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Silicon Valley’s greatest moonshot
Big Tech’s billionaires aren’t scared of Trump – they like what he’s selling.
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What Labour gets wrong about Right to Buy
The policy is a drain on council resources and a gift to the private rental market.
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Rachel Reeves’s great gamble
The Chancellor’s £40bn tax rises have thrown down a challenge to business.
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The rentier economy should be Labour’s priority in this Budget
The manifesto promise on leasehold reform must not be broken.
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Debunking the fiscal black hole myth
Rachel Reeves is the latest chancellor to lean on a tired cliché.
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Labour’s Big Tech gamble
What will the government sacrifice in the pursuit of economic growth?
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Rachel Reeves: Richest will bear the brunt of Budget tax rises
In an exclusive interview to be published in next week’s New Statesman, the Chancellor reveals her fiscal priorities.
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