2023-01-30
Financial Times Front Page 30th of January 2023
Also in the Financial Times, Nadhim Zahawi’s departure is characterised as a “significant U-turn” by the PM.
Also in the Financial Times, Nadhim Zahawi’s departure is characterised as a “significant U-turn” by the PM.
Last summer, the UK tax authority reported that no minister was under investigation, despite Nadhim Zahawi being investigated.
The Financial Times reports that Rolls-Royce’s new CEO has given a harsh assessment of Britain’s flagship engineering company, telling employees that it must transform the way it operates.
As Kyiv’s backers consider sending jets to bolster their efforts against Moscow, Lockheed Martin is increasing production of the F-16.
German battle tanks are being sent to Ukraine, which the Financial Times describes as a “significant breakthrough” in Western backing for Kiev.
Nadhim Zahawi is fighting for his political life after Rishi Sunak ordered an ethics review into his tax affairs, reports the Financial Times.
Nadhim Zahawi is fighting for his political life after Rishi Sunak ordered an ethics review into his tax affairs, reports the Financial Times.
As industry bosses acknowledge they overextended during the digital boom during the pandemic, Google’s parent company is laying off 12,000 staff, bringing the total number of tech job losses in the past 12 months over 200,000.
A story in The Daily Star features its favorite Elvis impersonator getting shook up after releasing his first single on Spotify.
According to the Financial Times, central bankers on both sides of the Atlantic will keep raising interest rates to cool their economies and tame inflation.