ive years ago the European economy was in the depths of the euro crisis. Economic growth in the EU and eurozone went into reverse in 2012, bucking the trend of general recovery across the world. Unemployment was rising. Dire predictions were being made.
A major review of business rates will be published today as evidence shows smaller firms face a higher burden from the tax than big companies.
The chancellor will attempt to show that the Conservatives are on the side of small businesses in his budget this month with expected changes to business rates and VAT charges.
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Imperial Brands, the maker of Davidoff and Gauloises cigarettes, Rizla rolling paper and e-cigarettes, has reported its ninth year of 10 per cent dividend growth.
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Jeremy Corbyn promised that a Labour government would make “common ground” with business as the opposition leader outlined his party’s plans to remould the economy if elected.