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Well that was a let-down
Fiscal watchdog says chancellor’s plans have been funded by leaving departments exposed to inflation
Rather than protecting public services, chancellor puts his fiscal harvest towards ‘retail offers’ and passes pain to Labour
Move by energy regulator will see bills rise to £1,928 a year for a typical home
Rising cost pressures on bigger houses and a dearth of suitable smaller properties are making conditions tough
Former board member spoke to the FT in the weeks before removing OpenAI chief Sam Altman
Japanese carmaker expected to invest £1bn and allay any uncertainty over future of its UK factory
Chancellor’s decision was a politically-charged move aimed at putting clear ideological water between his party and Labour
OBR says the economy faced serious economic headwinds even after chancellor’s Autumn Statement
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s reductions will be more than offset by ongoing freeze on personal allowance thresholds, according to OBR
The real problem the chancellor faces is the poor performance of the economy in the long run
Move is one of several steps taken by the government aimed at boosting investment in clean energy
Health leaders have called for urgent cash injection after wave of strikes
Also in this newsletter: Altman back at OpenAI, ECB stress warning, tips from bomb disposal expert
Large retail chains that provide ‘lion’s share’ of jobs and investment will bear the brunt, lobby group says
Hunt has given the Conservatives a story to tell the voters but no one should assume it has a happy ending
Britain’s Autumn Statement is good, bad and ugly all at the same time
A ‘pot for life’ and other Autumn Statement windfalls will benefit wealthier investors
Review recommends state-backed plan for boosting FDI similar to US and European governments
Announcements made on national insurance, pensions and Isa reform
Autumn Statement makes ‘full expensing’ permanent in win for business
OBR expectations suggest car industry will miss government sales targets next year
Government to boost spending on computing power by £500mn to develop artificial intelligence
Proposal is one of several measures aimed at unlocking billions of pounds to stimulate UK economic growth
Conservative MPs say move is sign Downing Street is looking towards a poll in May or June
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