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Business shoots itself in the foot

iz Truss’s government is a doomsday cult, according to the investment bank UBS. Investors were being forced to pay a “moron risk premium”, argued City research firm TS Lombard. John Allen, the chairman of Tesco, popped up to argue that Labour now had by far the best policies for the economy, and he was quickly joined by major businesses complaining about the chaos in the markets that had been unleashed. Over the

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