Business

Today’s Highlights - London residents purchasing fewer properties outside the capital, lowest share since 2013 - Shrinking product sizes affect popular confectionery brands - UK regulator faces criticism over alleged rule violations in its promotional activities - New trade secretary Peter Kyle to visit China for discussions this week - Jaguar Land Rover operations

UK’s Business Secretary Peter Kyle to Visit China for Trade Discussions The UK’s newly appointed business secretary, Peter Kyle, will travel to China this week as part of ongoing efforts by Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s administration to strengthen economic ties between the two nations. Kyle, previously the

Production Delays Continue at Jaguar Land Rover After Cyber Incident Production at Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and many of its suppliers will remain suspended at least through this week, with disruptions from a recent cyber incident likely to continue into October. The UK’s largest car manufacturer, owned by India’

Trump’s Shifting Economic Policies Challenge Long-Standing Norms Last week, Donald Trump remarked casually that if his favored tariff system is overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court, he might have to undo some of the trade agreements made since he declared “liberation day” in April. The comment served

Shein’s UK division has been accused of shifting the "majority of its earnings" to its parent company in Singapore to reduce its tax obligations in Britain. The firm, which had reportedly considered a £50bn listing on the London Stock Exchange but is now anticipated to go public

UK property prices increased for the third month in a row in August, setting a new record as the market gains momentum. Prices rose by 0.3% compared with July, following a 0.4% increase the previous month and a 0.1% rise in June, bringing the average home value