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CFO optimism has made up some of the record losses sustained in the second quarter as the euro crisis intensified.

The latest Deloitte Consumer Tracker In another sign of the strength of real shows that the level of confidence about household disposable income is at its highest in over three years and is getting closer to positive territory.

On May 8, 2025, the United States and the United Kingdom announced a significant trade agreement aimed at strengthening economic ties between the two nations.

This mini Q+A series focuses on the fast-evolving crisis in Ukraine with each episode concentrating on specific points of discussion. It provides you with a quick and easy way to stay on top of how the ...

Having first attended Davos during WEF week in 2024, I knew what to expect. But this year I was going solo, and I didn't have the formidable Kelly Vero and Georgina Wellman...

Obviously, it is the CFOs’ responsibility to keep boards up-to-date on how their companies are managing these risks—and to a certain extent, to address their concerns.

The UK government has announced a record-breaking £13.9 billion in research and development (R&D) funding for the coming year.

Save as you Earn (SAYE) plans are all employee share option plans approved by HMRC.

Following recent Visitor Levy Bill consultation updates, the Scottish Government and councils are now considering levies for cruise ships, motorhomes, and camping.

Today marked the start of the Subsea Expo at the P&J Live in Aberdeen, the world's largest subsea exhibition and conference.

This month’s meeting was always likely to be a non-event, with the Committee just opting to continue with the extra £50bn of quantitative easing (QE) it voted for last month. But once these purchases are completed in November, I expect the Committee to pump yet more billions into the economy.

The EU and UK are both taking steps designed to safeguard the supply of critical raw materials.

If the UK decides to leave the EU in June, German businesses could be affected in a number of ways.

The UK public will soon have an important decision to make: "Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?"

It is perhaps odd that despite gloomy news stories about the risks to growth the world economy is recovering.

Policy change has emerged as the biggest concern for UK chief financial officers, ahead of economic uncertainty, according to the Deloitte UK CFO Survey for Q2 2014.

Late payments are costing the UK economy £11 billion a year and forcing 38 businesses to close their doors every single day.