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Burnham should go on a ‘cost of doing business’ tour

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Burnham should go on a ‘cost of doing business’ tour
City AM
City AM20 mins ago
Burnham should go on a ‘cost of doing business’ tour
An alarming note from one of the City’s top economists warns that October’s Budget could see taxes rise by almost the same amount as they did last year when Rachel Reeves cooked up £26bn worth of fresh hikes. Ruth Gregory, Deputy Chief UK Economist at Capital Economics, suggests that higher taxes “perhaps worth up to…
This is Money
This is Money5 hrs ago
Too hot to shop! Burnham urged to tackle cost of doing business as High Street wilts in the heat
As the PM sets out his plan to save Britain's 'hollowed-out' town centres with clampdown on vape shops and bookies, retail bosses sounded the alarm over high taxes.
Daily Mail
Daily Mail5 hrs ago
Too hot to shop! Burnham urged to tackle cost of doing business as High Street wilts in the heat
As the PM sets out his plan to save Britain's 'hollowed-out' town centres with clampdown on vape shops and bookies, retail bosses sounded the alarm over high taxes.
ITV News
ITV News5 hrs ago
Government should ease energy policy costs for ‘concerned’ businesses, says E.On - ITVX
Government should ease energy policy costs for ‘concerned’ businesses, says E.On  ITVX
Government should ease energy policy costs for ‘concerned’ businesses, says E.On
Research from the company indicated that many UK businesses are keen to invest in low-carbon technology but are put off by the costs.
Government should ease energy policy costs for ‘concerned’ businesses, says E.On
Research from the company indicated that many UK businesses are keen to invest in low-carbon technology but are put off by the costs.
Irish News
Irish News6 hrs ago
Government should ease energy policy costs for ‘concerned’ businesses, says E.On
Research from the company indicated that many UK businesses are keen to invest in low-carbon technology but are put off by the costs.