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Treasury to replace Covid support measures with tighter requirements to help business recover from the pandemic
Most economists disagree with chancellor but have offered varied views on precise impact on price trends
Contraction heaps more pressure on government that insists on sticking to zero-Covid strategy
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Cost of living increases add to the financial problems millennials faced before the pandemic
Dismayed sector warns ‘multiyear’ assault on profits will ‘drive away investors’ and cut production
A strong dose of monetary easing may boost short-term growth, but would risk inflating stock and housing bubbles
The UK has the most persistent post-pandemic drop in employment of any G7 country
LondonMetric Property says companies are looking for ways to protect supply chains during ecommerce boom
I mean, they don’t, right?
Inflation and supply chain disruption are undercutting political gains from the economic rebound
Growth ranking shows change that began before the pandemic has gathered pace
Businesses offered immunity from infractions but initiative threatens Xi’s common prosperity pledge
Chancellor’s measures expected to top £10bn and will target the most vulnerable
A damning investigation underscores that it is time to move on from Johnson
EU banking system remains ‘resilient’, Pfizer chief warns of Covid complacency, Biden to issue US policing reform
Move to hybrid working contributes to £2bn funding gap but ministers claim there is ‘enormous scope’ for cuts
Universal smallpox vaccination may not be necessary but complacency is not an option in viral outbreaks
Plus, top 50 schools for executive education and the drawbacks of unlimited vacation time
Central bank says housing market reversal would hit low-income homes harder
Chief executive Albert Bourla launches plan to offer patented medicines at lower cost to poorer nations
From foreign affairs to food crises, most business leaders have turned bearish because of global uncertainty
The country has opened talks with the IMF over a $4bn bailout with observers waiting to see how China, one of the main creditors, will react
Nearly every employer is struggling to hire, but the problem is more acute for some
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