
Jaguar Land Rover asks government for £1BN loan to overcome crisis
Britain's biggest carmaker is in talks with Whitehall about a massive taxpayer support package as the coronavirus pandemic continues to wreak havoc across manufacturing industries.

Britain's biggest carmaker is in talks with Whitehall about a massive taxpayer support package as the coronavirus pandemic continues to wreak havoc across manufacturing industries.

There are few high street businesses reporting bumper trade in the coronavirus lockdown, but bicycle shops are selling out as soon as new stock is delivered…

One of the trendiest developments that’s appeared in the trading industry recently is ‘social trading’.

Your bank account is the focal point of your finances and the main platform through which your money flows.

Colin Curtis is the founder of Support the Goals, an initiative to recognise the businesses helping to make a better world.

The Government’s policy of allowing businesses to defer their VAT payments until next year has already cost HMRC £14bn in a single month.

Gold medal winning Paralympian Liz Johnson has launched a new jobs platform to empower disabled workers and connect them with freelance job opportunities.

The Home Secretary Priti Patel has announced plans to quarantine international travellersfor 14 days as she leads the daily government Covid-19 briefing.

On 10 May, Boris Johnson outlined the Government’s COVID-19 recovery strategy. It’s safe to say that most were not expecting a significant or imminent ease of the lockdown restrictions.

Chris Giddins is the founder of Local Support Vouchers, a new initiative that launched in the wake of the pandemic.

Companies could be asked to pay more in tax and employer pension contributions to keep staff on the government’s emergency wage support scheme.

More than a thousand furloughed workers at the Carluccio’s restaurant group have lost their jobs after the closure of 40 of its 71 outlets by administrators.

For many people, their job is more than just a means to generate income. Rather, they consider it to be a career, a calling, even a…

More than 30,000 pubs, bars and restaurants may remain permanently closed because the coronavirus shutdown has sent a wrecking ball through the UK’s hospitality trade.

Openings for security guards and industrial cleaners increased in the week after Boris Johnson urged people to return to work.