Jessica Miller

Salt Lake City

Investigative Reporter at The Salt Lake Tribune

Investigative journalist | Formerly Jessica Miller | New byline, same reporter for @sltrib | Reach me at [email protected]

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Articles

Growth Returns But Firms Braced For Difficult Months Ahead

1 week ago | liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller

“The stronger than expected GDP rebound in February, and positive data for the three months, are welcome news. There was an encouraging story from both the services and manufacturing sectors. “However, businesses across the UK are under no illusion – significant sustained growth continues to remain elusive. “Events of recent weeks will have substantially changed the growth picture going forward.
Commercial Tree Removal Services

1 week ago | knockinglive.com | Jessica Miller

In the bustling and often unpredictable environment of New Jersey, maintaining a safe and well-kept commercial property is essential. Businesses across the state are turning to Tree Service Expert, a locally respected company, for reliable commercial tree removal services and precision-driven tree trimming in New Jersey.
Exporting for Business

2 weeks ago | liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller

Growth Platform is here to help businesses in the region to start, grow and sustain. Export is a key component in many businessesâ€™ growth journey which we is why we have gathered these resources to assist you. Recognising the role of international trade in fostering economic growth, The Liverpool City Region Growth Platform is committed to providing assistance to businesses at every stage of their export journey.
Childcare places increased in Liverpool thanks to grant funding

2 weeks ago | liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller

The increase has been made possible by grant funding received from the government to support the national expansion of funded childcare places as well as places which are part of the “wraparound” programme for primary school-aged children. So far, Liverpool City Council has awarded over £1.5m to providers which will create 366 early years places, 303 before-school places and 1,858 after-school places – 2,527 in total – for youngsters from families with eligible working parents.
SunExpress Launches New Route to Antalya From Liverpool

2 weeks ago | liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller

SunExpress is offering passengers the opportunity to fly direct from Liverpool John Lennon Airport to Antalya three times a week, with all flights operated by Boeing 737 aircraft. Return fares start from just £189.99, offering travellers an affordable and convenient way to experience the stunning Turkish Riviera. Tobias Bracht, Head of Sales, SunExpress, said:“We are delighted to expand our UK network with the launch of this new route from Liverpool to Antalya.
Extent Of US Tariff Impact Revealed

2 weeks ago | liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller

Using its unique access to companies in the Chamber Network, the research was rapidly carried out between 10am on Friday and 4pm on Saturday as news emerged of retaliatory action by China. It showed that 62% of UK firms with trade exposure to the USA are taking a hit from the tariffs. Looking at the breakdown, 20% report a significant negative impact, 42% report some negative impact, 16% report no impact, 5% report some positive impact, and 2% significant positive impact.
Northern encourages racegoers to travel by train, with extra services to the Grand National

2 weeks ago | liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller

“We’re delighted to be providing some extra horsepower to help get racegoers to the Grand National and safely home again. “The Grand National is one of the biggest sporting events in our calendar, and we’re working closely with our partners at Merseyrail and the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority to ensure the event is a success.
US Tariffs To Hit UK Economy

2 weeks ago | liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller

“There are no winners in the current scenario, negotiations will take time and will inevitably involve compromise. Any decisions on taxes will need to be taken very carefully, and the government must consider all its fiscal options. “It should keep everything on the table during talks, but retaliatory tariffs should only be a last resort. “Many firms, especially SMEs, will now be facing difficult decisions and we urge government to do all it can to provide practical support to them.
Toxic Mix As Businesses Prepare for Tax Rise

2 weeks ago | liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller

Ahead of the rise in employer national insurance (NI) contributions coming into effect this Sunday, the British Chambers of Commerce Quarterly Economic Survey for Q1, shows business sentiment remains very weak as taxation continues to be the top concern. 59% of surveyed firms cite it as a worry (compared with 63% in Q4 2024), the second highest level on record. At the same time, concern about inflation has risen to 53% (compared with 47% in Q4 2024), the highest level in a year.
The Brain Charity launches £35,000 appeal to safeguard vital services amidst National Insurance hike

2 weeks ago | liverpoolchamber.org.uk | Jessica Miller

The government’s latest budget has increased National Insurance contributions for organisations, including charities – with hospices being the only exemption. This means The Brain Charity, a national charity headquartered in Liverpool, will incur an additional £35,000 in costs to Inland Revenue between this April and next March.