ExecReview

Exec Review – Business & Finance – News & Comment

Main menu

Skip to primary content
Skip to secondary content
  • News
  • Europe
  • Global
  • Politics
  • Media
  • Tech
  • Retail
  • Banking
  • Economics
  • Policy
  • Property
  • Money

Post navigation

← Older posts
Newer posts →

Liz Truss says she didn’t get ‘realistic chance’ to enact tax-cutting agenda

Former PM writes that ‘powerful economic establishment’ and lack of party support contributed to her downfall

The Guardian view on Rishi Sunak’s message: workers’ doom loop, wealth’s boom loop

Editorial: Workers should not be paying for a recession that they did not cause

Bank of England raises UK interest rates to 4%

Hike of 0.5 percentage points lifts rates to 14-year high, but BoE says shorter and shallower recession now more likely

Sunak refuses to even utter the word crisis. But how else to describe his first 100 days?

Inertia on the NHS and obstinacy on strikes have left the equivocating PM clinging to a life raft, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

What does the Bank of England interest rate rise mean for you?

From mortgages to credit cards, we break down the impact the 4% rise could have on your finances

Interest rates rise again but Bank of England hints at a brighter future

Threadneedle Street is still expecting a recession but it is likely to be a mild one by UK standards

Britain has missed out on £400bn of growth since 2010, says TUC

Tories blamed for creating economic ‘doom loop’ that fails to recognise negative impact of spending cuts

Truss and Brexit have sunk Britain’s economy – and the right is in deep denial about both

The global economy is hardly booming, but the UK is at the bottom of the pile of developed nations for two clear reasons, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

UK benefit changes have pushed people into dead-end, low-paid jobs, says IFS

Tougher rules have boosted employment but jobs offer scant career progression and contribute little to tax revenue

Tory MPs urge Hunt to bring forward tax cuts after bleak IMF forecast

Chancellor defiant as pressure mounts with warning from within that party could face end of an era in government

Given a chance to cheer Tories’ economic failure, Hunt is nowhere to be seen

If making the country poorer was a symbol of success, the IMF report was a Brexit day bonus

Why is the UK economy doing worse than the rest of the G7?

Factors behind IMF’s latest forecast which shows UK will be only large economy to contract this year

Britain the only G7 economy forecast to shrink in 2023

IMF says UK economy is likely to contract 0.6% as rising interest rates and higher taxes take toll

Sunak’s sitting on the sidelines is penny wise and pound foolish in uncertain times

PM needs to unfreeze from headlights of dire UK economic position and partner business in boosting investment

Hunt became chancellor after a Tory tax calamity. History suggests he’s doomed

Like Roy Jenkins and Kenneth Clarke before him, he can do little but tackle a crisis bequeathed to him by Conservative folly

Post navigation

← Older posts
Newer posts →
  • ‘Hairdryer or lighter?’: French police look at claim of sensor tampering to win weather bets
  • BP’s chair deserved a kick for his silly obstinacy over shareholder resolution
  • Lockheed Martin CEO sees Trump’s Pentagon as ‘golden opportunity’ for growth
  • Iran war hurting UK economy as consumer confidence falls; BP’s new chair suffers investor revolt – as it happened
  • Simon Edye obituary
  • UK braces for price rises driven by Iran war as economic confidence plummets
  • American Airlines says soaring price of jet fuel will cost it $4bn this year
  • Fertiliser is in short supply. What does it mean for Australia’s farmers – and your bread?
  • BP board suffers triple climate rebellion from shareholders
  • Warner Bros Discovery vote to approve $110bn merger with Paramount Skydance
  • Sportradar’s share price falls after reports claim it had links to hundreds of illegal gambling sites
  • UK undershoots annual borrowing target by £700m
  • Plan for healthier school meals in England will hit services, say caterers
  • Sainsbury’s boss urges government to help ease rising energy costs for food producers
  • Bibby Stockholm asylum barge contractor admits overcharging UK government £118m
  • EU risks fallout with US over Trump-linked Balkans pipeline plan
  • Starmer urged to bring in ticket-touting ban as resellers target Big Weekend
  • What would a permanent ‘Tehran’s tollbooth’ on oil mean for the world?
  • UK looked at ways to ‘open doors’ to US chlorinated chicken, FoI request shows
  • City firms bank on ‘Savvy Squirrel’ advertising campaign to push Britons towards investing
  • Iran war pushing up till price of some drugs by up to 30%, pharmacies warn
  • London faces more disruption as second 24-hour tube strike begins
  • Number of billionaires globally could reach 4,000 in next five years
  • Use of toxic Pfas in consumer goods must be urgently restricted, MPs say
  • Yes, retail investment needs a boost – but ‘Savvy Squirrel’ looks too tame
  • Capital gains tax changes are on the table, and yet Armageddon has not arrived. Has the tide on housing turned at last?
  • White House close to deal of up to $500m to rescue ailing Spirit Airlines
  • What is Mythos AI and why could it be a threat to global cybersecurity?
  • Middle East war ‘could wipe out 75% of chancellor’s budget headroom’; UK inflation climbs to 3.3% – as it happened
  • Taxes on UK workers have risen at fastest rate in rich world, says OECD

Contact www.execreview.com   Terms of Use