Policymakers urge Rachel Reeves to tax wealthier pensioners to stabilise public finances
Rachel Reeves is under mounting pressure from senior policymakers and economists to target wealthier pensioners and homeowners with new taxes as she
BMW sets aside £200m for UK car finance mis-selling claims
BMW’s UK motor finance division has sharply increased the money set aside to cover potential compensation for drivers mis-sold car loans, allocating
British firms ‘falling behind global rivals’ in adopting AI, warns government adviser
The UK risks a “long, slow death” of its economic engines if businesses continue to trail international rivals in adopting artificial intelligence,
US collects $1.36bn in tariffs on British goods as Trump’s trade duties bite
The US has collected $1.36 billion in tariffs on British exports in just four months, six times more than in the same
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Are Private Equity Firms Really Driving Home Prices?
Bob explains why blaming private equity for America’s housing woes misses the deeper economic forces at play, from speculation to Federal Reserve
The Juridical Model of Justice
When we speak of “justice,” how does one define it? More importantly, what is the authority by which justice is defined? Murray
On the Hyperinflation On-Ramp
Mark Thornton walks through Ludwig von Mises’s three stages of inflation, gold/crypto and de-dollarization signals, and what it takes to step off
Economic Autarky, Racism, and Hitler’s Quest for Lebensraum
Part of Hitler’s plan for Germany was to clear lands to the East with ethnic cleansing so Germans could have their infamous



