We’ll pull Neet support if Healey hikes taxes, warns boss of B&Q owner Kingfisher
The boss of B&Q-owner Kingfisher has warned John Healey that the FTSE 100 firm may have to pull its support for unemployed young people if the Chancellor hikes taxes. Thierry Garnier, the retail group’s chief executive, wrote in City AM that the Chancellor must exempt shops from the highest bracket of business rates at the [...]
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