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Steel crisis far from over as UK production plunges
Hopes the steel crisis which has cost thousands of UK jobs might be easing have been dashed by new production data for the global industry.
Saturday 7 November 2026
Hopes the steel crisis which has cost thousands of UK jobs might be easing have been dashed by new production data for the global industry.
The retailer is poised to return to growth later this year, according to Kantar Worldpanel’s research, but the grocer’s marketing has provoked a backlash
Some of the money appears to have been redeployed to other types of UK funds specialising in assets regarded as less risky, such as corporate and…
Despite the Brexit vote, UK businesses will still have to observe strict upcoming EU data protection laws - and must start preparing for them now –…
New analysis estimate that Britain’s Small to Medium Sized Enterprises wrote off a combined £5.8 billion in the last financial year, the equivalent of more than…
mOm has raised £630,000 in seed funding from a prominent set of investors to further develop its revolutionary baby incubator.
With over 50 million downloads already logged on GooglePlay and countless more from the Apple App Store, Pokémon Go is officially a phenomenon.
A search has today been launched for SMEs who have a technology that could be adapted and commercialised to solve a real-life healthcare issue.
A recent survey has found that 76 per cent of employers are willing to make an offer of a full-time position to apprentices, following the completion…
No successful big business owner is an island. You can keep a small business running by yourself, but if you are ready to achieve growth, then…
Summer sales of supermarket groceries rose by 0.3%, with German discount chains Lidl and Aldi showing the largest gains in market share, according to industry data.
Roger Jenkins, once known for Middle Eastern deals as one of the highest-paid bankers at Barclays, is swapping dollars for ounces as the Briton invests in…
Britain in the Red study finds that people are struggling to make repayments as wages have fallen since financial crisis
The government could borrow an extra £50bn to go on an infrastructure spending spree in a bid to pep up the economy, economists at HSBC believe.
When wearing a uniform, 43 per cent of Brits view people as being more trustworthy, according to new research.