James Moore

The average employee is now failing to take more than seven days of paid holiday each year – and that’s not good for business, says James Moore

When I came out of hospital after the bike crash that put me in a wheelchair, I had to rely on my family for my recovery – and I’m not convinced that Andy Burnham’s threadbare plans to overhaul the social care model would have been any more help, says James Moore

As Thames Water becomes the latest utility to stop its millions of customers from watering the garden or washing their car, James Moore wonders if there’s an ulterior motive for exempting disabled people like him

After 173 years, Halifax is being wiped from the nation’s high streets. Good, says James Moore – the bank had a chequered history and a rotten reputation among its customers

The world’s biggest condom maker says it will increase in price by up to 30 per cent because of oil byproducts used in the manufacturing process, says James Moore. This is a social problem as well as an economic one, and there are no obvious solutions

Streaming was meant to kill the CD. Instead, thanks to the ‘Fate of Ophelia’ singer and her fans, sales are rising again – and boxsets I paid around £40 for are now worth four times that on eBay, says James Moore

The Pretenders frontwoman’s warning that phones are ruining concerts has reignited a debate about how audiences behave at live shows, writes James Moore – fortunately, the music industry has some sound solutions to such unwelcome screentime

Wage rises have slowed to a five‑year low, frozen tax thresholds are biting and energy shocks are on the horizon – households are being squeezed from every side, says James Moore

Will the arrival of former deputy PM Nick Clegg and his erstwhile Meta colleague, Sheryl Sandberg, at Nscale, Britain’s $2bn computing start-up, help the government achieve its dream of ‘mainlining AI into the veins’ of this enterprising nation, asks James Moore

The £117-a-year fall is largely the result of Rachel Reeves’ sleight of hand, says James Moore – and analysts warn it may not be sustainable amid choppy waters ahead for international energy markets