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Homebuying reform could cut four weeks from transactions and save first time buyers £710, while property paperwork begins a nervous consultation.
Pension firms are urged to invest in future British science and technology companies after an innovation map reveals where ambitious businesses may be hiding.
UK economic growth slowed as households saved, services lagged and businesses waited for certainty to make spending feel daring.
The Highlands Green Freeport unlocks £25 million for port infrastructure and projects billions in investment, so officials have ordered an industrial key ring.
The Regional Investment Summit promises opportunity for every region through sponsors, lanyards and a Birmingham meeting about money that has not arrived yet.
Only 12 per cent of UK trading businesses reported higher August turnover, leaving optimism to be shared out with a very small spoon.
The Treasury is exploring ways to soften the business rates cliff edge faced by small firms opening a second premises, while the reform remains at proposal stage.
First time buyers top a Treasury agenda as lenders discuss bigger mortgages, smaller deposits and the possibility of a home existing at the end.
The Business Secretary’s planned Washington visit followed by China turns economic growth into a two country layover with complimentary biscuits.
A £104 million Local Transport Grant promises better journeys, while passengers wait for the funding to arrive at the bus stop.
The ONS has released real time economic indicators tracking Britain through experimental data, rapid surveys and a dashboard that wants a verb.
The CMA cleared Boeing’s acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems at phase one, confirming that the aerospace deal involved competition law rather than corporate possession.
