Ian King is joined by Economics and Data Editor, Ed Conway, to discuss yesterday’s Autumn Budget and the news that business activity has risen this month.
He also speaks with Eamonn O’Hare, one of the founders of Zegona – a UK-listed business set up to invest in telecoms assets – which is buying Vodafone’s Spanish business for 4.3 billion pounds.
And as Black Friday looms, value-for-money car brand Dacia is shutting down its entire online sales for the day to prove it’s just a gimmick. Brand director Luke Broad tells Ian King why.
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