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Most people think it’s a bad tax – here’s an alternative that could be much more palatable.
Staying afloat is a struggle for some teams further down the pyramid.
An expert digs into why the US public thinks inflation is so high.
Argentina’s firebrand president – and his programme of austerity – face an even tougher electoral test in October.
The employment rights bill will affect the working conditions of millions of people in the UK.
The leaked redevelopment plan pays homage to mega projects in the Gulf.
Things need to change pretty drastically if France wants to deal with its debt.
Research shows that green innovations for textiles can end up making consumers buy more.
Research suggests that some things are better left unsaid.
The focus should move from telling consumers how to avoid scams to hurting the criminals themselves.
China’s pop culture is a big hit in 2025. It could help the country’s image.
It’s fine if steps towards circularity are small – but progress must be consistent.
People need to understand and trust the money they use.
Rayner’s case highlights the complexities of a system every UK housebuyer is expected to get to grips with.
AI poses a risk to Google’s main revenue source: online advertising.
What consumers need to known about OpenAI and Shopify working together.
Managers don’t always have the knowledge to offer tailored support to colleagues.
Research on problem-solving offers some hints for resolving thorny workplace issues once and for all.
UK workers may feel like they’re working harder than ever – but it’s not showing up in the productivity figures.
Businesses are scrambling to rethink their global supply chains in the face of tariffs.
The focus on price stability is making the food supply less resilient to shocks.
Stamp duty has been around for centuries but it is bad in principle and poor in execution.
The UK system can be hard to navigate – and lacking knowledge on how it works can leave migrants paying more or missing out entirely.
It’s often not the super-rich who argue for lower taxes – but those whose incomes depend on their wealth.