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Henry Whitaker

Henry Whitaker

Henry Whitaker is a business journalist covering market trends, corporate strategy and economic policy. His reporting focuses on providing clear insight into global finance and industrial developments.

Henry Whitaker is a business journalist

business journalist

BT Introduces the "Sovereign Data" Platform to Fulfill the Needs of the UK's Digital Infrastructure

BT has unveiled a new sovereign data platform aimed at UK public-sector organisations and domestic businesses, designed to keep sensitive data stored and managed entirely within the UK as concerns over security, regulation and resilience continue to grow.

BT Introduces the Sovereign Data Platform to Fulfill the Needs of the UK Digital Infrastructure
Whitbread warns that a rise in property taxes linked to the budget might cost millions of dollars

Whitbread has warned that changes to business rates could add £40 million to £50 million to its costs next year, adding further pressure on the hospitality sector as hotels face rising expenses and slowing consumer spending.

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Retail Stocks Rise Following Small-Store Business-Rates Reform

UK retail shares rose after the government unveiled major business-rates reforms aimed at cutting costs for small shops, cafés and leisure businesses, while shifting more of the tax burden onto larger commercial properties.

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UK Companies Reduce Employment at the Quickest Rate Since 2021; Construction Activity Declines

UK businesses are laying off workers at the fastest rate since 2021 because construction output is falling quickly because of weak demand, rising costs, and economic uncertainty.

UK Companies Reduce Employment at the Quickest Rate Since 2021; Construction Activity Declines
UK Mortgage Rates Edge Down as Lenders Compete for Buyers

UK companies are shedding jobs at the fastest rate in more than four years, with construction hit hardest as falling demand, rising costs and economic uncertainty push firms to cut staff and delay investment.

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