Simon Jack is a Business Editor at the BBC. He has been covering a range of topics including finance, investment, and the economy since 2003, with a focus on the United Kingdom and global markets, as well as significant events like the Russia-Ukraine War. Simon's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports Canada, and BBC News, among other outlets.
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Simon Jack's reporting largely focuses on business, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in the UK. He covers a wide range of topics including investments, energy, and corporate news with an emphasis on the UK economy. When reaching out to Simon Jack, consider offering insights or commentary related to recent government announcements impacting businesses or economic policies within the UK.
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Daniel Kretinsky is understood to have offered a series of concessions to the UK government.
The £3.6 billion takeover by Daniel Kretinsky's EP Group will be announced on Monday morning, the BBC understands.
An NHS boss says "extraordinary" demand on Christmas Day has heightened worries about winter pressures.
By: Simon Jack, Alice Cunningham
EDF and the government say they do not recognise the £40bn figure and it is "not accurate".
Job prospects for younger workers are likely to be hit by Budget measures, Lord Wolfson tells the BBC.
Job prospects for younger workers are likely to be hit by Budget measures, Lord Wolfson tells the BBC.
Trump's policies could benefit the US, but not the rest of the world, the IMF says
Marcus Bokkerink is leaving as the government signals it is serious about growth, the BBC understands.
Marcus Bokkerink is leaving as the government signals it is serious about growth, the BBC understands.
By: Simon Jack, Charlotte Edwards
There's been a record jump in the number of companies in critical financial distress, according to insolvency specialists.
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