Group Business Editor Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday
Ruth Sunderland is the Group Business Editor for the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday. With a focus on national news in the United Kingdom, Ruth writes for publications such as This Is Money and MailOnline. Her articles cover a range of topics including finance, economics, business, and politics.
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By: Ruth Sunderland
I feel sad,' says Lady Astor, referring to OKA, the upmarket interiors retailer she founded in 1999. The firm went into company voluntary arrangement in the UK this summer.
Since I was diagnosed with osteoporosis last autumn, my life has taken surprising turns. But I didn't expect it to lead to me and my Mum meeting the Queen in the Morning Room at Clarence House.
I feel sad,' says Lady Astor, referring to OKA, the upmarket interiors retailer she founded in 1999. The firm went into company voluntary arrangement in the UK this summer.
Why do Labour politicians not look better after taking money for clothes? Angela Rayner has the knack of looking as though she is about to pull a pint
Chance would be a fine thing, you might think, given the many difficulties facing the Health Service.
What we really need is cultural change so people buy into the concept of using their pensions and savings to support the UK economy.
The boss of Britain's biggest recruitment firm has issued a stark warning that the jobs market is 'in a slow motion car crash' and that Labour policies risk causing further damage.
By: Ruth Sunderland
The impression conveyed by Keir Starmer is that the only worker Labour considers worthy of respect is a downtrodden public sector one.
Individuals and firms should not be shamelessly bled dry for tax revenues, only to find that when they need the NHS, they are let down.
By: Ruth Sunderland
If people knew some of their savings were being channelled into, say, a project to improve the local rail service in their area, it might encourage them to pay in more and create a virtuous circle.
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