UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has established a new business council, enlisting top executives from companies such as BT and Lloyds as advisers. This move is part of a broader effort by the government to regain corporate confidence and stimulate economic growth ahead of the upcoming general election. Meanwhile, opposition leader Keir Starmer of the Labour Party is making a concerted effort to appeal to the business community, promising to address the country's productivity issues and reverse wage stagnation as part of his party's economic plan.
In a critical pitch to win the support of businesses, the Labour leader will praise more than 400 bosses as he launches his party’s plan to reverse wage stagnation and boost growth ⬇️ https://t.co/U3d2HhZkYG
UK opposition Labour party pledge productivity fix in latest pitch to business https://t.co/DL3qtYP2Xf https://t.co/TZHI1Oyekn
UK opposition leader Keir Starmer will pledge to boost productivity growth in a speech to top executives, making a fresh pitch for business support https://t.co/L2kvO2EVHa
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Sunak reveals business council to boost growth credentials https://t.co/oIXPqRcq1U via @Hariboconomics @kitty_donaldson https://t.co/pHIwYoaApA
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak launches a new business council as the UK government promises to boost the economy ahead of a general election later this year https://t.co/eEeOV39nJB
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Rishi Sunak launches new business council to win back corporate confidence https://t.co/45k6bIXuLe
BT and Lloyds chiefs among new business advisers to Sunak https://t.co/tEnYN22kLE