Today, in an era of inflation, political scrutiny, and shifting tax policy, UK farmland is once again in vogue—not merely as a legacy asset but as a strategic, tax-efficient investment for high-net-worth individuals

River Island has warned that it could collapse by the end of the summer unless landlords approve a proposed restructuring plan that would see the closure of 33 stores, significant reductions in rent,

UK businesses are reducing staff numbers at the fastest rate since February, according to new data, as higher payroll taxes and uncertainty over US tariffs put increasing pressure on company costs and consumer

The European Union has failed to secure any reduction in the punitive 50 per cent US steel tariff in the latest outline trade deal with Washington, leaving the bloc’s exporters facing one of

Luxury powerhouse LVMH has reported a sharp fall in fashion and leather goods sales, as affluent shoppers in the United States and China cut back amid economic uncertainty, trade tensions, and cautious consumer

In the polished galleries of Mayfair and the rarefied auction houses of Sotheby’s and Christie’s, a quiet financial revolution is under way. Britain’s wealthiest investors are increasingly channelling capital into fine art — not

A few weeks ago, I was reading an article in The Times that explored a lesser-known quirk of the UK tax system—one that’s quietly influencing the decisions of high-earning professionals across the country. It

UK car and van production has fallen to its lowest level since 1953—excluding the pandemic shutdown—after a bruising six months for the automotive sector marked by uncertainty over US tariffs, factory closures, and