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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By: Simon Jack, Tom Espiner
Daniel Kretinsky says he will not walk away from the Universal Service Obligation to deliver letters.
What do an Italian communist student of mime, a toddler with an eye for a ball and a comedian who jokes about nothing have in common?
Firms across the supply chain to the oil and gas industry have warned that official plans threaten investment.
The BBC understands the government is bracing itself for a tough month as workers face losing their jobs
Ray Dalio says he thinks the probability of civil war in the US is "low but cannot be dismissed".
British-born Dovid Efune who owns the New York Sun is considered by several parties as the frontrunner.
The platform wants customers to go greener as it tries to boost the take-up of electric cars.
Was Starmer's investment summit a success?
The regulator will allow higher bills to fund growing costs and investment, the BBC understands.
Simon Jack A £195,000 bonus awarded to the boss of Thames Water should not be paid for by customers, regulator Ofwat is expected to say on Thursday.
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