IEA issues oil demand warning
The Strait of Hormuz disruption is set to trigger the first annual decline in crude consumption since Covid-19, the energy watchdog says Global oil demand...
Germany to hit its industry with more energy tariffs
Berlin wants its largest manufacturers to pay for an emergency gas reserve The German government will introduce an energy levy to fund the construction of...
Oasis reunion powers record £11.2bn music tourism boom
A record 24.7 million “music tourists” travelled to UK concerts and festivals last year, spending an unprecedented £11.2 billion, and much of that money landed...
Wayve staff cash in $85m in UK’s first private market share sale
Employees at Wayve, the British autonomous driving firm, began selling $85 million of their shares today in the first employee share sale ever conducted on...
Families told to hold their nerve as inherited property tax fears swirl
Families spooked by reports that the capital gains tax ‘uplift on death’ could be scrapped should treat the speculation as a prompt to get organised,...
Student loans sold like phone contracts open a serious trust gap
Young people’s faith in student finance has been badly shaken by findings from the Treasury Committee that official promotion of loans, likening repayments to a...