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Europe had a leading role in designing the international trading system, and is now trying to defend it. The single market and the network of trade agreements and trade on the basis of rules offered more opportunities to European companies and lower prices for consumers.
Business

Europe’s Late Effort To Save Its Industry

Europe had a leading role in designing the international trading system, and is now trying to defend it. The single market and the network of trade…

The Institute of Directors (IoD) has backed the Government's objective of reducing regulatory burdens on business, after ministers today announced measures they said would save firms almost £800m a year in administrative and tariff costs.
Business

Top 10 AI agent development companies for 2026

Companies all over the globe continue to deploy AI agents, software solutions that can process data, make decisions, and execute multi-stage tasks semi- or fully autonomously,…

AI is changing recruiting work by taking on parts of the administrative load, from drafting updates to organizing interview information. The opportunity is not to remove recruiters from hiring.
Business

AI Skills Every Recruiter Can Build Without Coding

AI is changing recruiting work by taking on parts of the administrative load, from drafting updates to organizing interview information. The opportunity is not to remove…

Between Checkatrade, Google profiles and Facebook groups, plenty of builders and roofers wonder whether they need a website at all. The answer is usually yes, but probably not for the reason you think.
Business

Is a website still worth it for tradespeople in 2026?

Between Checkatrade, Google profiles and Facebook groups, plenty of builders and roofers wonder whether they need a website at all. The answer is usually yes, but…