The choice of exchange rate system (regime) can be a crucial one for emerging and developing countries. Ethiopia's central bank has made a bold move by floating the birr, the national currency,...

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The recent surge in ice cream prices, with increases as high as 38%, has sparked a heated debate about "greedflation"—the idea that companies exploit economic crises to unjustifiably raise prices....

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As the world pivots towards a more sustainable future, Africa stands on the brink of an economic transformation driven by the green economy. A recent report by FSD Africa in collaboration with the...

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The concept of a Universal Basic Income (UBI) has captivated thinkers across the political spectrum. It promises a radical shift in the way we think about income distribution, work, and social...

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A new report from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) sheds light on a significant economic issue: the increasing profit margins among fuel retailers, which are impacting consumers,...

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The expansion of London's Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez) has sparked significant debate and delivered tangible results. According to a recent report by City Hall, the initiative has led to a...

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In a major development for the financial technology sector, Revolut, a London-based fintech company, has finally secured a UK banking licence. This comes after a three-year journey filled with...

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Reckitt, a major player in the global consumer healthcare sector, is undergoing a significant transformation. The company plans to sell off its infant nutrition business and a range of home care...

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Amazon Prime Video's acquisition of Bray Film Studios in Berkshire marks a significant step in the company's expansion and vertical integration within the entertainment industry. This strategic...

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Tesla, the electric-vehicle industry titan, faces a challenging crossroads. The company recently reported a 45% drop in quarterly profits, raising eyebrows among investors and enthusiasts alike.

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f you’re keeping an eye on the UK housing market, you might have noticed something peculiar happening: buy-to-let (BTL) mortgages are in a bit of a slump. The number of new BTL mortgages granted...

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Imagine a world without fresh British berries like strawberries and raspberries—quite a bleak breakfast scenario, right? Yet, this could become a reality if current economic trends continue. Let's...

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Imagine walking into a massive warehouse and finding rows upon rows of lush, green plants stretching up to the ceiling. Welcome to the world of vertical farming, an innovative method that promises...

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Tea is a British staple, with an astonishing 100 million cups enjoyed every day. However, as this excellent Guardian article makes clear, this beloved beverage might soon cost more as extreme...

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In an innovative response to rising child poverty, "multibanks" are sprouting up across the UK, distributing everything from food to toiletries to families in need. These hubs aim to tackle poverty...

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Imagine nearly half of a country’s budget being used up just to pay off debts. That’s the stark reality for many developing nations today. According to a recent study by Debt Relief International...

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Imagine waking up to a world where planes are grounded, hospitals are in disarray, and government services grind to a halt—all because of a single software update. This isn't a scene from a sci-fi...

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The UK's national debt has soared to its highest level as a proportion of GDP since 1962, (incidentally, the year before I was born!) now standing at 99.5%. This means the government owes almost as...

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The UK sugar tax, officially termed the Soft Drinks Industry Levy, was implemented in April 2018 following its announcement in March 2016. This policy, a central element of the 2016 childhood...

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The UK mortgage market is buzzing with excitement as major banks slash mortgage rates, making home loans more affordable. With the Bank of England expected to cut interest rates later this summer,...

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