Retail sales bounced back in a warmer second quarter of the year, raising hopes the resilience of the British consumer will continue to fuel UK economic…
More than a third of all card payments are now contactless, according to new figures. Trade association UK Finance said 33 per cent of all spending…
The UK’s largest supplier of energy is ticked off by the regulator for failing to keep customer appointments. The country’s largest supplier of energy to households…
Move by US investment bank to ensure it can keep trading across EU could put 200 jobs at risk in City of London US investment bank Morgan…
Sports Direct has reported a 58.7 per cent slump in underlying profits and announced the appointment of a permanent finance chief for the first time in four…
Kahoot!, the game-based learning platform and one of the fastest growing learning brands, today announced that it has added $10 million of funding to its Series…
A new study suggests that sales professionals need to behave more like informed business consultants, using technology to gain valuable insights on prospects and their challenges…
New research has revealed that the public sector is seeing an exodus of IT contractors following the introduction of the IR35 tax reforms.
Almost nine in ten consumers have admitted they are more likely to trust a company whose services they enjoy, new research has found.
Nobody likes to lose. Especially these days. Disruption moves like a tremendous shape shifter through our businesses and organisations, continually changing the stakes and redefining the rules.
Neurovalens, a health-tech start-up that specialises in combining neuroscience and technology to solve health issues, has secured funding of £1.1m – its largest investment to date.…
You know the process to hire an apprentice, details around the new Apprenticeship Levy, and how to go about selecting a training provider. However, once you…
It is alarming how seemingly innocuous professional documents can potentially provide personal information about you or your business if they’re handled incorrectly.
It happens all the time in growing businesses, doesn’t it?