UK small businesses hit by hiring woes despite record wage rise
The UK’s small businesses are facing more woes as they struggle to fill open vacancies, according to new insights...
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Two Bank of England officials unexpectedly voted to lower interest rates on Thursday to ward off an economic slowdown, and others including Governor Mark Carney said they would consider a cut if global and Brexit headwinds do not ease.
Economists polled by Reuters had expected the BoE to vote unanimously to keep Bank Rate at 0.75%, and the announcement of the 7-2 split pushed sterling to a two-week low as market odds on a cut next year rose as high as 80%.
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Small business benefit from £7.4 billion Govt support to export...
British businesses have been helped to export to 61 countries around the world over the past year with £7.4 billion of...
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323,700 tax credits customers have one month left to renew
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