Andy Burnham has refused to rule out launching a bid for the UK to rejoin the EU, saying the debate is “for another day.” Speaking to reporters in New York at the United Nations summit on Tuesday, the Prime Minister

Whitbread’s biggest shareholder is demanding a seat on the board of the Premier Inn owner after voicing “growing concern” with the firm’s turnaround plans. The FTSE 100 hospitality giant said in April it would slash thousands of jobs and sell

Inheritance tax receipts have hit a new high as frozen thresholds and rising property values drag more households into the tax net. Inheritance tax (IHT) receipts have hit £3.8bn so far this financial year, surpassing the £3.7bn recorded at the

Innovate Finance’s new report calls for faster UK action on Open Finance, fraud prevention and sterling stablecoins to sustain fintech-led economic growth and consumer benefits. The post Why FinTech is Key to Unlocking the Next Wave of UK Economic Growth appeared

Thousands of jobs have been put at risk after Ineos suspended operations at three of the UK’s biggest chemicals plants, as owner Jim Ratcliffe took aim at “ridiculously high” energy prices in the UK. The three plants which are being

Taurus co-founder Sebastien Dessimoz on why a tokenised trade straddles two European rulebooks, and what must change before T+0 settlement leaves pilot. The post Why Europe’s T+0 Tokenised Settlement Keeps Stalling at Pilot appeared first on The Fintech Times.

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