The UK economy would need investment of £1trn over a decade for an annual growth rate of 3% to be achieved, according to a business lobby group.
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20th Jan 2025 | Updated at 06:34am 20th Jan 2025
AI’s role in shaping the future of compliance and automation
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The Body Shop is on the verge of being rescued from administration after entering exclusive talks with a consortium led by British cosmetics mogul Mike Jatania.
The pound is set to rise to its highest level against the US dollar in over two years, fuelled by growing optimism about the UK economy and greater political stability compared to Europe and America.
As summer holidays begin in the UK, the Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) encouraged parents to teach their children about money, offering six tips for the six weeks of the break.
Over a third (36 per cent) of UK adults cite not saving consistently from a young age as their biggest financial regret, according to independent research conducted on behalf of Handelsbanken Wealth & Asset Management.
The funds will enable the community centres to foster business growth by serving as local hubs to help connect ethnic minority businesses.
