
Small business lending worsens as EU funding dries up
New data highlights a £698 million fall in bank lending to non-financial businesses in July and reports that the European Investment Fund (EIF) and European Investment…

New data highlights a £698 million fall in bank lending to non-financial businesses in July and reports that the European Investment Fund (EIF) and European Investment…

Prejudice can be a daily experience for trans people but poor awareness from employers about the challenges they face can leave them isolated at work, according…

Retail sales declined in the year to August, disappointing expectations that growth would hold broadly steady, according to new data.

Senior Conservative, Labour and Lib Dem MPs are voicing their opposition to the ‘staircase tax’. The tax refers to backdated business rates bills currently being delivered…

Small businesses and individuals who take payments by card should check their records so they can take advantage of an HMRC amnesty if they have made…

The recent Google memo followed a string of scandals from Uber as well as an array of women opening up about their experiences of dealing with…

The US President's resort at the famous Turnberry golf course on the coast of Ayrshire, saw 13.5 per cent slashed from its annual corporate tax bill…

Nearly 1,800 members of BBC staff received a pay rise of more than 10 per cent last year, figures have revealed.

The Government's stamp duty changes are raising twice as much money from home buyers as initially expected, HMRC figures show.

The number of cars built in the UK last month rose by almost 8% compared with July 2016, new figures show.

Royal Bank of Scotland has settled a legal case brought by businessman who claimed the lender had sold him Libor-linked hedging products while simultaneously attempting to…

Whilst productivity slows down in the office as the week goes on, time certainly does not.

The British economy is benefiting from Brits' lack of will power when it comes to piling up their baskets and straying from their shopping list, new…

New research has revealed that over half of CEOs claim that in the next 10 years hiring staff with the right skills will be the largest…

People who are extroverted and on low incomes buy more luxury goods than their introverted peers to compensate for the experience of low financial status, finds…