British Business - Sept 16
Sept 16 (Reuters) -The following are the top stories on the business pages of British newspapers. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
The Times
- The government is coming under pressure from UEFA to scrap a controversial clause that will require the new independent football regulator (IFR) to take into account "foreign and trade policy" when making decisions about club owners and directors.
- The UK will not approve the use of long-range missiles against targets in Russia without the agreement of the United States as Zelenskiy pleads for "decisiveness", The Times has been told.
The Guardian
- Prime Minister Keir Starmer is under pressure from Labour backbenchers and NGOs to distance his government from Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's hard-right immigration policies on the eve of bilateral talks in Rome.
- Campaigners have urged British finance minister Rachel Reeves to start taxing jet fuel – with a report from a think tank showing that charging duty at the same rate paid by motorists would raise up to 6 billion pounds ($7.89 billion) a year for the public finances.
The Telegraph
- Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his wife Victoria accepted donations towards clothing because there are no taxpayer funds to cover UK leaders' wardrobe costs, Foreign Secretary David Lammy has said.
- Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is facing opposition from Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds over plans to hand workers full employment rights from day one in a job, amid a growing backlash from bosses, according to Whitehall sources.
Sky News
- US-based investor Sixth Street has emerged as the front runner to buy Legal & General's LGEN.L Cala, in a takeover that will value Cala between 1.2 billion pounds and 1.3 billion pounds.
- Prime Minister Keir Starmer has signalled he is "interested" in exploring the Albania migration plan under which Tirana will accept asylum seekers on Italy's behalf while their claims are processed.
($1 = 0.7606 pounds)
(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)
</body></html>
免责声明: XM Group仅提供在线交易平台的执行服务和访问权限，并允许个人查看和/或使用网站或网站所提供的内容，但无意进行任何更改或扩展，也不会更改或扩展其服务和访问权限。所有访问和使用权限，将受下列条款与条例约束：(i) 条款与条例；(ii) 风险提示；以及(iii) 完整免责声明。请注意，网站所提供的所有讯息，仅限一般资讯用途。此外，XM所有在线交易平台的内容并不构成，也不能被用于任何未经授权的金融市场交易邀约和/或邀请。金融市场交易对于您的投资资本含有重大风险。
所有在线交易平台所发布的资料，仅适用于教育/资讯类用途，不包含也不应被视为用于金融、投资税或交易相关咨询和建议，或是交易价格纪录，或是任何金融商品或非应邀途径的金融相关优惠的交易邀约或邀请。
本网站上由XM和第三方供应商所提供的所有内容，包括意见、新闻、研究、分析、价格、其他资讯和第三方网站链接，皆保持不变，并作为一般市场评论所提供，而非投资性建议。所有在线交易平台所发布的资料，仅适用于教育/资讯类用途，不包含也不应被视为适用于金融、投资税或交易相关咨询和建议，或是交易价格纪录，或是任何金融商品或非应邀途径的金融相关优惠的交易邀约或邀请。请确保您已阅读并完全理解，XM非独立投资研究提示和风险提示相关资讯，更多详情请点击 这里。
