Emma Duncan is a Managing Editor with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. She writes for The Times and Schaeffer's Investment Research, and her work has also appeared in The Courier. Emma covers a wide range of topics, including technology, finance, politics, and social issues, providing insightful analysis and commentary on current events.
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Emma's coverage primarily focuses on the stock market and performance, with a notable presence in government and politics. She tends to cover breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements.
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Tackle crippling social care costs and outdated tax bands before more local authorities go bust
By: Philip Collins, Emma Duncan, Daniel Finkelstein
Is it sustainable? Will it be any good for the future of the country and how will it make voters feel? Three columnists take a close look at Jeremy Hunt’s budget
Economic convergence of the parties is bad for voter choice but could be good for business
A quick look at all the profits Schaeffer's subscribers have seen already this year
On Feb. 23, the Black Student Alliance and the Virginia Tech Union collaborated to bring Hokies a night of fun, friends and famous artists for the 2024 spring concert. Being
Initial fears the measure would destroy jobs proved unfounded but there is only so far it can rise
By: Emma Duncan
The second quarter isn't off to the best start, with the Dow logging a second consecutive, triple-digit drop this afternoon - its worst daily performance in weeks. Treasury yields are increasing as investor outlook dims over the possibility of interest rate cuts in June, especially as last week's inflation data continues to weigh. The profit taking continued for the tech-heavy Nasdaq, while the S&P 500 trailed closely behind.
Education is difficult: we won’t improve learning by going easy on either teachers or pupils
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By: Emma Duncan
Gold is fresh off its best monthly performance since July 2020
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