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Treasury chief who played a central role in forging the global response to the financial crisis
Plans welcomed by landowners but could constrain party’s fiscal headroom if it wins power next year
Proposals include building 350 ‘banking hubs’ as physical money services dwindle across UK
Agreement ends 18 months of national action by rail workers, but walkouts by train drivers to continue
Health professionals warn about over-reliance on ‘unethical’ hiring from overseas
Rosier picture of jobs market comes on top of upgrades to GDP but statistics agency urges caution
UK chancellor commits to lift spending to previous levels when it becomes fiscally possible
Organisation expects borrowing costs in UK and eurozone to stay high until 2025
Some suppliers are contributing to food price inflation, says Competition and Markets Authority
Bank of England data points to stabilisation in property market after long period of low house sales
This would help in tackling the country’s chronic under-investment and policy churn
As economies enter disinflation, a stand-off over rates has emerged between markets and monetary policymakers
Official data shows fall in start-up numbers in 2022, pointing to lower dynamism in economy
Ferrovial selling holdings after 17 years
‘Minimum service’ proposals for classes in Great Britain draw anger from unions
Jonathan Haskel warns inflation could prove persistent if labour market pressures continue
Analysis suggests London is 5 times more exposed to impact of evolving technology than north-east England
Chair of collapsed retailer ‘devastated’ about letting down workers as taxpayer on the hook for over £40mn
Chief executive Tufan Erginbilgic sets out ambitious targets as part of sweeping overhaul
Canada, Australia and Denmark are success stories to learn from
Rail figures and local leaders call for more detail on Rishi Sunak’s £36bn proposed set of transport schemes
Clampdown on visas will not solve workforce crisis in underfunded sector, say unions and employers
Fierce competition ahead of Christmas leads to dip in non-food prices, says British Retail Consortium
Cancer Research UK report says UK government must invest in staffing and funding for research
Increased supply and high mortgage rates give buyers the upper hand
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