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Matthew LynnThe Telegraph |
Twelve billion pounds a month, £3 billion a week, or £420 million a day. If we divide the latest estimate of the size of the ‘black hole’ in the...
At least it has dropped the bright pink. But in every other respect the new, all-electric Jaguar launched in New York yesterday was exactly the same...
If you have your eye on a shiny new Jaecoo 7, affectionately known as the ‘Temu Range Rover’, or a BYD Sealion or an MG4 then you probably need...
The 5 percent barrier has long since been left behind. This week, the yield on 30-year American government bonds hit 5.6 percent, its highest level...
It could be the Customs Union? It could be the Single Market? Or it could be rejoining completely. The Prime Minister Andy Burnham this morning set...
We already know that Andy Burnham, with his talk of public ownership and ending ‘neoliberalism’, wants to take the county back to the 1970s. But...
He is a tax exile, he lives in Monaco, and, perhaps worst of all, he supported Brexit. As Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the founder of the chemicals giant Ineos,...
It was the kind of line that Robert De Niro would deliver perfectly in a gangster epic. “I am the house now,” the United States Treasury Secretary...
Last night revealed another set of outstanding results from Nvidia. Its quarterly revenues were up by 105 per cent year-on-year, comfortably ahead of...
The buses would run on time. The trains would be cheaper. And perhaps most of all, the water companies would start providing a far better service....
One of the sub-plots of the last twenty years has been the growth of “derangement syndromes.” It started with Bush Derangement Syndrome at the...
The Trump White House has been complaining about Britain’s digital services tax for months. But now it is ramping up the pressure, calling on Andy...
The management consulting giant Accenture has laid off 11,000 people. The reason? It turns out that a smart chatbot can churn out meaningless waffle...
It would be easy to make fun of the takeover of Harvey Nichols by the Sports Direct founder, Mike Ashley, this week. And yet, there is also an element...
In the run-up to his elevation to prime minister, it would be safe to say that Andy Burnham did not have a great reputation among investors. Last year...
The cheaper bus fares will have to be paid for. So will the modest cut to electricity bills, along with the shelters to end rough sleeping. The new...
It will bring in outside investors, open the doors to global money, enrich a handful of inside executives and, perhaps most outrageously of all, might...
Harvey Nichols used to be one of the most glamorous department stores in the world. But now the business has gone up for sale – and it looks as if...
There are bus fares to pay for, a rates cut for the pubs, and of course extra shelters for the homeless. In the few days since he became prime...
A pledge to end rough sleeping. A minor reduction to the VAT rate on electricity, and now a £2 cap on bus fares. We can all debate whether it really...
They might threaten to head for Monaco, the Bahamas, or even Dubai if the missiles stop flying overhead. But in the end they will always stay. Steve...
It won’t be anything on the scale of 1973, when President Nixon imposed year round daylight saving time to reduce electricity consumption as well as...
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