James Moore

There’s been a generational change in thinking – from purchasing virtual goods like Fortnite skins to investing in a cryptocurrency

As Britain’s busiest airport records record passenger numbers, the government makes the case for another runway at Gatwick – but to really turbo-charge Britain’s fortunes, it must go even further, says James Moore

A big and important trade partner hitting us where it hurts could scarcely come at a worse time for a country grappling with a stagnant economy and the looming threat of a fiscal crisis, writes James Moore. But we still have a hand to play

This solution to encourage jobseekers could be the daftest government policy idea since Theresa May sent poster vans into deprived areas to flush out illegal immigrants, says James Moore

Climate change and disease have resulted in a shortage of cocoa – and chocolate prices have surged as a result. It’s a bittersweet taste of things to come, warns James Moore

As the chancellor struggles to rebalance the nation’s finances, savers may be next in her firing line, with good reason – abandoning the tax-free scheme started by Gordon Brown would bring billions to the Treasury, says James Moore

Clothing ranges made specifically to work alongside additional needs like stoma bags and wheelchair use are few and far between. But they are a godsend the government could only wish to emulate, writes James Moore

New pensions minister Torsten Bell said it was ‘silly’. Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has floated a means-test. Is the end in sight for a sacred cow that may force the retirement age up to 71, asks James Moore

Low growth, rising inflation and high rates. The only thing missing, says James Moore, is high unemployment

As insurance premiums soar, consumers have good reason to fear Aviva taking over Direct Line, warns James Moore