Group Business Editor Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday
Ruth Sunderland is the Group Business Editor at the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday. She covers a range of themes including business and economics, finance, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on markets and personal finance. Ruth's insights and expertise have been featured in Express Digest, Cigalah Group, Slim and Healthy, MailOnline, and This Is Money.
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Ruth Sunderland's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on finance and business. She frequently includes expert commentary, cites data, and covers legal policy regulations. Given her focus on government announcements, investment analysis, and leadership within the UK context, experts in economics or political analysts with insights into national policies would be well-suited to reach out to her.
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Just because the price of bitcoin has soared this year and you can still make a profit doesn't mean you should join the crowd.
By: Ruth Sunderland
Drink was once as big a part of my Christmas as fir trees and wrapping paper. But this will be my 20th stone-cold sober 25th of December - and it won't be remotely joyless. Let me explain why...
He is making the donation after promising to hand over the money if his Nutshell Growth Fund outperformed the Fundsmith Equity fund, Smith's flagship, in 2024.
They are not merely tedious, they are damaging confidence, particularly when they add in divisive rhetoric extolling the public sector over private enterprise.
As private sector firms scale back on hiring and pay rises due to Labour's employment tax hikes, the state will expand further.
The post-war world order in the West looks increasingly unstable with free trade and centrist politics under threat from a surge in populism.
By: Ruth Sunderland
He says Labour's tax rises are stifling enterprise and Ministers are refusing to listen to business.
By: Ruth Sunderland
The irony is that organisations spend a fortune trying to convince themselves they are wonderful at service and their customers love them.
By: Ruth Sunderland
RC Fornax wants to raise at least £5 million, valuing the business at £25 million, sources say.
The Tax Foundation, a respected US think-tank, estimates the new tariffs proposed - without taking account of retaliation - could result in the loss of 344,000 jobs.
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