Future Of British Business
Britain Ramping Up Low-Tax Zones In Truss’s Growth Push
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The British government’s £220 billion blueprint for juicing a stagnant economy includes creating “investment zones” around the nation where companies can take advantage of sweeping tax breaks and pared-down planning regulations.