Keir Starmer on UK Investment, Budget, Taxation, Shein, China Ties

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer discusses the outlook for the government's Oct. 30 budget, fashion giant Shein's possible initial public offering in London, and his view that Britain needs to get the right balance in its relations with China. He talks with Bloomberg’s Head of Economics and Politics Stephanie Flanders on the sidelines of the International Investment Summit in London.

00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:27 Keir Starmer on UK economic growth, investment summit
00:01:37 Concerns in business community, investors about upcoming budget
00:04:02 Capital gains tax speculation is "wide of the mark"
00:06:17 Corporation tax, wealth and job creation, regulations
00:08:06 Shein IPO, forced labor and workplace standards, China relations
00:09:58 China military drills in Taiwan, "pragmatic" approach, national security

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[easyguideai]

Sadly, Great Britain is no longer Great

UK people deserve better than Keir

[PE-dqem]

"Prime Minister, you are nationally despised - how does this make you feel?"

[mas]

Stammer the quid pro quo back hander del boy.

[Danielcullen-glxd]

Companies looking to invest in the UK need to be aware the Labour government are about to ban evictions for private rental accommodation.
This policy will severely affect corporate workers mobility within the UK because there will be very little rental accommodation for workers to rent and lay down roots!

[stephenclipper]

It’s one thing to tell lies to the public about financial black holes but to repeat that in front of intelligent business leaders only makes him look like the complete moron that he is

[glennnielsen]

The challenge is that politicians do not choose the path where they force themselves to prioritize.

[bc]

He just cannot answer any straight forward question, and he is not looking after our borders

[bc]

Stop with blaming the Tories, get on with the job and make the UK favourable for investment.

[teresaspensley]

Difficult decision, yes, how much he needs to line his own pocket this year🤬

[ramstrong]

Novara Media - Labour's disastrous first 100 days in office

[ramstrong]

A/POLITICAL - The Racket: Matt Kennard & Jeremy Corbyn on Palestine, Keir Starmer and US Empire

[glennnielsen]

It probably ends with the most productive having to pay more in tax. Is it an appropriate incentive structure?

[vijjreddy]

AI IS SUPPOSED TO BE ALL ABOUT NO NEED TO LEARN HOW TO PROGRAM ANYTHING...BUT PRIME MINISTER SEEMS TO THINK SKILLS OF BRITISH PEOPLE WILL BE A HUGE ATTRACTION FOR AI COMPANIES... EITHER WE NEED SOME TEACHING OR PRIME MINISTER NEEDS SOME TUITION

[laurencewarburton]

There’s always investment into the uk they are just taking credit for it

[vijjreddy]

TOUGH TIMES AHEAD ARE ONLY FOR THE PEOPLE, NOT FOR BUSINESSES...

[simonhopkins]

How much of the investment was secured by the previous government? 🤔

[sandrawarren]

The British politicians have, on numerous occassions found the British PM guilty of numerous faults qnd failings...Why then is he still in the public eye..Im afraid that it seems that people are rather longwinded when deciding on issues of great importance in Britain..Then again...What is the definition of procrastination?..."Defer ACTION, or postpone ACTION...(Concise Oxford Dictionary.)..There will always be discontent in a Nation until we have set the record straight...publicly sometimes...

[kenwood]

INVEST IN MORE UNDERTAKERS FOR ALL THE FORTHCOMING DEAD QAP's

[stanleystuart]

I hope reform gain alot of seats next may in the local authorities

[persistanceisresistance]

i keep getting fb jail google jail x jail hate this guy more than fish flavoured ice cream