Britain’s biggest airport is losing nearly £1 million a day according to newly-released figures.

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McDonald's is raising the price of their cheeseburgers for the first time in 14 years.

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Here's the cost of living crisis in a nutshell - rising prices are driven by supply-side factors, but also by the extent to which some companies are making profits.

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The US Federal Reserve has announced a sizeable increase in interest rates of 0.75% and a new target interest rate of 2.25% to 2.50%.

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The IMF - not always correct - has identified that the UK economy is going to be the slowest growing of all G7 economies in 2023, cutting its previous 1.2% forecast to 0.5%.

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Amazon Prime has announced that from 15 Sept, monthly membership increases from £7.99 to £8.99, and annual membership from £79 to £95.

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The Guardian covers the collapse of Avro Energy - and the lack of regulation of the energy company, given the volume of complaints made by consumers.

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Unilever is increasing advertising spending to reinforce brand loyalty and thereby reducing price elasticity of demand for their products.

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I'll be using this short FT video when teaching business conglomerates, demergers and the principal agent problem this autumn.

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Last year, Ovo was criticised for advising customers to cuddle pets, eat porridge and do star jumps to keep warm.

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One of my favourite topics - executive pay - with the cost of living crisis doing nothing to halt the surge in executive pay in both the UK and the US.

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To what extent is the surge in consumer price inflation partly the result of businesses opting to increase their profit margins?

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The European Central Bank has raised their main monetary policy interest rate by 0.5% - the first increase for eleven years. Rates have risen to 0.0%!

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This Economist video looks at how the war in Ukraine is precipitating a global food crisis, with 800m people going to bed hungry every night.

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This is a good article to use when evaluating the benefits and costs of government subsidies.

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In an egregious example of price fixing, Pfizer and Flynn have been fined £70 million for abusing their dominant positions to overcharge the NHS for a life-saving epilepsy drug.

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It's interesting to see how the French government are looking to resolve the issue of energy security.

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Co-operative ownership of farmland in the Netherlands is managing trade-offs between agricultural productivity and environmental objectives, such as maintaining biodiversity.

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Here is an updated set of 35 resources for students and teachers of EdExcel Macroeconomics taking exams in 2023

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Here is an updated set of forty resources for students and teachers of EdExcel Microeconomics taking exams in 2023

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