Nine times the Tories turned on business because of Brexit
The Conservatives love to claim they’re the party of business – but they keep picking fights with UK companies.
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The DWP is claiming a three-hour daily commute “could be fun”
The extra travel expense, cost of childcare and waste of time is worth it for that window seat.
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“Happier, healthier, and more relaxed”: meet the bosses who think you should get Fridays off
Trials in the UK and New Zealand show a four-day working week could liberate workers and reset the work life-balance.
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Until we realise the need for a new economic model, we risk another financial crash
A decade after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, we must confront the vested interests that have captured policymaking.
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Theresa May’s opposition to longer-term tenancies makes no sense at all
The politics and the economics of it are clear-cut.
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The money diaries: how salacious stories of overdrafts replaced sex advice for millennials
A form of confessional journalism that provides an excruciatingly detailed look at people’s spending habits.
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Excessive CEO pay is a symptom of an economy that rewards owners not workers
Median executive pay rose 11 per cent between 2016 and 2017, according to a recent report.
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Will Elon Musk’s masterplan to take Tesla private succeed?
The risks and rewards of the tech mogul's $70bn bid to turn his company into a “reverse unicorn”.
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