David Cameron

David Cameron faced accusations during Prime Minister's questions today from a Conservative MP over the negative effect auto-enrolment into pensions will have on small businesses.

Britain's best years are ahead, the Prime Minister told delegates at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), in the wake of the worst financial recesssion since World War II.

David Cameron has announced a "wholesale change in attitude" from the government to encourage business growth and infrastructure investment.

The Government's plans to return Britain to growth have been dealt a major blow as new figures reveal household spending fell in October at its fastest pace since January, while debt levels rose for the first time in nine months.

Prime Minister David Cameron has outlined the extent of the cuts to be revealed in the Government's October Spending Review.

The Consumer Protection and Markets Authority (CPMA) will follow the same strategy as the Labour-built FSA it is set to replace, the Treasury says today.

Barack Obama and David Cameron said stricken oil giant BP should "remain a strong and stable company".

Embracing a broad approach to tax wrappers will be the best strategy for clients to maximise returns and minimise their tax liability.

Iceland was yesterday put on a fast track to join the EU, but the Cameron government served notice it could block the country's membership unless it settled the £2.3bn Britain says it is owed as a result of the country's financial collapse two years ago....

Peter Hargreaves, the founder and CEO of Hargreaves Lansdown, says former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was a "million times" better for businesses than current incumbent David Cameron.