I'm going to come at this from a female voter because a high percentage of his voters were female. I think there's a tendency, especially when you live in a city like Manhattan, where again, you are so career-driven and you almost look to the government as a form of replacement for certain things relationship-wise even. So you see things a little bit differently.
According to the BCC's latest Quarterly Trade Confidence Report, only 16 per cent of micro exporters - companies with fewer than ten employees - reported growth in international sales during the third quarter of this year. In contrast, 42 per cent of larger exporters saw exports rise over the same period, highlighting what the BCC described as a "deeply concerning" divide.
A French business that is planning to build a vast 600m historical theme park in rural Oxfordshire won help for its plans from the previous government despite its founding family's ties to the far right and past praise of Vladimir Putin. Correspondence obtained under freedom of information (FoI) laws showed the Conservative peer Dominic Johnson, a business and trade minister in Rishi Sunak's government, promised to assist Puy du Fou one of France's most popular theme parks in finding a UK site.
New data by the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has revealed that convenience stores have slashed 2,000 jobs over the past 12 months.
Rising energy, labour, and supply costs, coupled with higher taxation, continue to erode margins for businesses in the night-time economy.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has urged people to be wary of scams from fraudsters pretending to offer financial support from the government. Due to the range of benefits and financial support on offer from the department, it is often impersonated by scammers looking to take advantage of people's financial situations. The most recent scam text people are receiving invites the recipient to apply for an Energy Support Scheme to help with the high cost of gas and electricity.
The Retail Employment in 2025 report warns that future regulation could put a further a dampener on retail jobs, with 61% of retail HR directors believing the Employment Rights Bill will reduce flexibility in job offerings.
