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Fraud soars by 53% in a year as scammers get sophisticated
Financial services providers are launching a national campaign to combat rise in fraud and remind customers to stop and think.
Saturday 7 November 2026
Financial services providers are launching a national campaign to combat rise in fraud and remind customers to stop and think.
Rock-bottom returns are increasingly pushing investors to abandon the drive for socially responsible investments, according to a study from Hermes Investment Management.
British Business Bank Investments (BBBI), the commercial arm of the government’s economic development lender, British Business Bank, today reports a pre-tax profit of £40m for the…
As the new University term is underway, new research reveals that the majority of workers do not use their degree education within their current position, with…
New research shows a distinct entrepreneurial desire amongst young people in the UK in the wake of A-level results.
In search of the elusive ‘work-life’ balance, 17 per cent of millennial mums expect to set up their own business within the next 12 months, with…
The Manchester-based FinTech company raises investment to grow its lending to UK SMEs
Monday has returned, along with the urge to gain some motivation for the week ahead. We’ve got arguably the top motivational speeches to help you out.
Avoiding gossip, remembering to count to ten before retaliating and minding your language are all simple strategies to avoid conflict in the workplace.
All business owners want to see a return on investment. However, they also want to be sure their accounts reflect both their income and expenses.
Today, business is inherently more complex than it has ever been. Yves Morieux, senior partner at strategy consultancy Boston Consulting Group (BCG), has developed an index…
Investors need to take a long-term view when backing new tech start-ups in the UK according to leading fund manager Neil Woodford.
Outsourcing group Mitie has warned that it expects both revenue and operating profit for the six months to 30 September to fall short of previous expectations.
The company has been criticised over its decision to compensate customers in the US with up to $10,000 (£7,700) but not give anything to UK owners
Focus on Fed’s announcement as Bank for International Settlements says central banks have become overburdened with boosting growth