Economy

We are now entering the seasonally strongest time of year, as late November and Thanksgiving week launch the happiest time of year.

A typical household spends nearly 40 percent of their income on mortgage payments.

One procession to Parliament Square was led by children on toy tractors, symbolic of how the plans could impact future generations of farming.

The trading relationship was worth £42 billion in the 12 months to June, with exports to India being worth £16.6 billion, Downing Street has said.

Firms have estimated that tax hikes could lead to a jump in costs of up to £7 billion a year.

Many have retired before they were ready, say some experts.

Builders expressed confidence that a Republican trifecta in Washington will boost the housing market by delivering regulatory relief.

Pending transactions jumped in September, with many finalized in October, thereby boosting existing home sales numbers.

‘Executive orders will drive the overarching regulatory policy goals of the next administration,’ says Dan Goldbeck, director at the American Action Forum.

The JPMorgan Chase CEO said he expects Trump-era deregulation to unlock bank lending and spur economic growth.

Labour is keen to develop stronger links with Europe after Brexit, but wont consider re-joining the EU single market and customs union.

Changes to road tax rates for zero-emission vehicles next year will lead to higher bills for motorists.

A fall in production output has driven the decline, while services showed no growth in September.

One study found only nearly half of shoppers have the patience to stick around and wait for a store clerk to retrieve a shelf-locked product.

Only a blip on the U.S. business radar before the COVID-19 pandemic, the work-from-home style is here to stay.

California accounted for four of the top five least affordable metros: San Jose, Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco.

The overhaul of the pension system will see a merger of funds currently managed by 86 local schemes.