London-based hybrid systems manufacturer has taken funding from the Angel CoFund, former CEO of Barclay’s Corporate Banking, and a former board member, President and CEO of…
With Article 50 of the Libson Treaty official triggered today, almost all formal business contracts will be affected, meaning companies only have two years to get…
Manchester has been revealed as a hotspot for build-to-rent construction, nearly eclipsing London.
If planet Earth had been created one year ago, the human species would be just ten minutes old. Putting this into context, the industrial era would…
The pound weakened 0.2 per cent against the euro and dipped against the dollar this morning as European Council President Donald Tusk revealed the European Union's…
Things could be changing for the next generation of job hunters, as research reveals that 46 per cent of the Generation Z workforce were taught about…
The median annual private rent in England according to the Valuation Office is £7,800 while wages for low-skilled workers are £18,500 a year.
The Chancellor said the Bradford & Bingley loans sale marked another major milestone in the Government's plan to get taxpayers' money back following the financial crisis
The Bank of England is considering plans to replace the animal fat in its polymer bank notes to assuage complaints from vegans and religious groups.
Small businesses looking to scale-up have suffered from the ongoing uncertainty, over Brexit and the triggering of Article 50, during the past year, says Guy Rigby,…
Unite, the UK’s largest union, is warning the introduction of the new apprenticeship levy could be taken off course and lead to a sharp rise in…
If the government manages the great Repeal Bill well it will provide stability for UK business says the British Chamber of Commerce
Business Secretary announces plans for first phase of £100m investment in connected and autonomous vehicle (CAV) testing infrastructure.
Not surprisingly this two day show has been billed as an extravaganza of everything to do with writing and paper merchandise.
A new Index reveals that 11.5 million people in the UK do not have Basic Digital Skills.