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Brexit will cost UK 30,000 finance jobs, Brussels study says
The UK's decision to leave the European Union could lead to the EU's clients shifting business worth €1.8tn (£1.6tn) to the continent.
Sunday 8 November 2026
The UK's decision to leave the European Union could lead to the EU's clients shifting business worth €1.8tn (£1.6tn) to the continent.
Wages in London grew at the fastest since March last year during January, as UK-wide demand for staff reached a 17-month high, a new survey shows.
The technological world is growing around us at a rapid rate. More and more businesses are relying on tech to do everything from accounts to hiring,…
An innovative computer vision company that enables consumers to “try on” any home décor product in their own home has secured a significant six figure investment…
Apple, Google and Facebook are among 97 companies who have signed a legal brief in official opposition to US President Donald Trump’s controversial travel ban.
PwC has “a relatively positive long-term growth projection for the UK” as a result of “favourable demographic factors and a relatively flexible economy by European standards”.
Over the last two years, thanks to a low oil price, many economies have been living under a low-inflation illusion. 2017 looks set to be the…
Four million customers on prepayment energy meters are expected to save around £80 a year after a price cap was announced by energy regulator Ofgem.
As it's National Sickie Day today, UK bosses have revealed the most ludicrous reasons given by employees when calling in sick.
Many people say modern GCSE subjects are easier than the traditional Maths, English and Science papers sat by previous generations, but could you pass these tests…
Poor hiring decisions are generating losses of up to £15,000 for UK businesses, with two thirds of recruitment professionals admitting to losing a significant amount of…
Deutsche Bank has taken the unusual step of apologising to the German public for the damage caused by its ongoing legal problems, which last week helped…
Two thirds of British business leaders think that the UK’s infrastructure is worse than other developed economies, according to a Lloyds Bank survey released today.
Currency fluctuations are 'likely to continue as the Brexit transition unfolds', the British Chambers of Commerce said.
Ryanair has said its average fares fell faster than "initially planned" in the final three months of last year, while profits at the airline also declined.