Howard Mustoe is an industry editor for The Telegraph, specializing in industrial stories. With a focus on the national landscape of the United Kingdom, Howard's articles cover a range of topics including energy, technology, manufacturing, and automotive industries. His work has been featured in various publications such as Yahoo Finance, Yahoo News, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Howard Mustoe's coverage is centered around government and politics, business and industry, sales and marketing, as well as manufacturing. His articles often cite data, feature government announcements or press releases.
If you are looking to reach out to Howard with a pitch or commentary, consider providing insights into the UK's automotive industry such as market trends or analysis of government policies affecting manufacturing. Additionally, topics related to international relations impacting businesses in the UK may also be of interest.
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Small Business Saturday started after the 2008 financial crisis
By: Howard Mustoe
Bosses expect orders to fall, costs to rise and consumer confidence to be hit
The cost of turkey and vegetables is behind the rise, as farmers battle higher energy costs and a looming higher bill for workers
The government remains stubborn on its Budget announcement that will see farmers pay inheritance tax on assets above £1m apiece at a new rate of 20 per cent
By: Howard Mustoe
Chancellor Rachel Reeves used her speech to the City last month to say that regulation designed to avoid a repeat of the great financial crisis in 2007/8 had “gone too far”
By: Howard Mustoe
Ms Reeves, a former banker , used a speech to the City last month to say that regulation designed to avoid a repeat of the great financial crisis in 2007/8 had “gone too far”.
By: Howard Mustoe
Chancellor Rachel Reeves used her speech to the City last month to say that regulation designed to avoid a repeat of the great financial crisis in 2007/8 had “gone too far”
By: Howard Mustoe
Economists are concerned about a longer decline in economic activity, but a shrinking manufacturing industry should be cause for more concern
Sycamore Partners, a US firm which owns the stationary brand Staples, said to be potential buyer
By: Howard Mustoe
Pay packets are now growing at 5.2 per cent, up from 4.9 per cent three months ago
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