Business and Economics

With a recession set to be far worse than that of 2008, career prospects have never been more dire.

Wetherspoons chairman Tim Martin said tax equality would help the industry ‘survive and thrive’.

The PM says it is not ‘healthy’ for the state to keep on paying employees’ wages, despite fears of more job losses.

The IMF chief economist said going forward she thinks ‘we could end up with a much more flat’ recovery.

With a bit of political will, there are creative long-term solutions to the problems at hand.

Millions of people could currently be in 'zombie jobs', in that they require ad hoc policies to avoid postponed mass unemployment.

It remains as important as ever to help out local establishments - here's a fun way to do it.

The government’s socialist measures might be a temporary economic prop, but they can't ignore the wealth building movement for much longer.

Analysts at Bank of America say that Brexit has turned it into a mirror of the “small and shrinking” UK economy.