The chancellor, Rishi Sunak, faces a tough choice at next month's budget between raising taxes, entrenching austerity or abandoning Tory manifesto promises on government borrowing, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.more
Exactly 30 years since the fall of communism and the beginning of market reforms, Poland overtook last year second western country after Greece - the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita" reports.more
Big profits are still tempting. There have been more criminal groups that live from economic fraud - according to the report of the Central Bureau of Investigation of Police in Poland.more
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, as part of the ongoing divorce proceedings, reached a financial agreement with his wife separated from him - it was announced during a family court meeting in London.more
Inflation is doing its job: January demand for retail government bonds amounted to PLN 2.49 billion and there was no such interest for years - the Polish daily "Puls Biznesu" reports today.more
The growing number of lawsuits and a higher proportion of unsuccessful cases are beginning to lead lenders to offer settlements to clients. Will they turn out attractive? Not necessarily, "Rzeczpospolita" writes today.more
The use of affective information technology in companies that recognize emotions will help increase revenues - according to Deloitte's report Tech Trends 2020.more
Access to the European Union market for Britain-based financial firms will be linked to the overall results of trade talks with London, EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier said on Monday.more
More and more tourists from the United Arab Emirates report near Giewont. They feast, visit, spend money ... sometimes they will even buy real estatemore
The economic slowdown, hacker attack, or unstable geopolitical situation - these are one of the key threats that banks in the world will face in the next decade - according to a study by EY and the Institute of International Finance.more
Andrew Bailey has been appointed as the next governor of the Bank of England. Mr Bailey, aged 60, is currently chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the City watchdog.more
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced an increase in the ceiling on which National Insurance contributions are paid. If this plan fully enters into force, this will mean a real earnings increase of £ 465 a year.more
Every day, we throw away huge amounts of food. Supermarkets get rid of food that's about to go off, while restaurants and cafe don't want to keep things that aren't fresh.more
Government spending is likely to head back towards 1970s levels over the next parliament whichever party wins the general election, research suggests.more
Nearly two-thirds of Poles think that financial knowledge is needed, but more than half of us are not aware that money loses its value due to inflation - informs the Kapitalni.org platform citing the results of the financial knowledge test.more
Seaside towns and cities dominate the list of areas with the highest numbers of people getting into serious difficulties with debt, according to new figures.
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Pizza Express could be the next major high street name to close, after racking up debts worth more than £1.12 billion at the end of last year, company accounts showed.more