
Japan’s SoftBank to buy iPhone chip maker ARM in £24bn acquisition of Britain’s biggest tech company
ARM Holdings, Britain's biggest listed technology company, has agreed to be acquired by the Japanese conglomerate SoftBank for £24.3bn.

ARM Holdings, Britain's biggest listed technology company, has agreed to be acquired by the Japanese conglomerate SoftBank for £24.3bn.

MP Greg Clark has now been appointed secretary of State of the, newly renamed, Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy with Business Secretary Sajid Javid going the…

Peter Jones CBE is calling for the UK to champion entrepreneurial skills in children as young as five, to equip the UK’s next generation for a…

After having worked its way back up to some sort of economic stability after the Great Recession of 2009, it would seem that Britain should be…

Bureaux de change at UK airports are charging fees to Brits already hit by a slump in the value of the pound

Shares in the Japanese company Nintendo have seen a stellar rise since the release of their augmented reality game Pokemon Go, gaining more than 50%.

Bank governor Mark Carney also expected to inject billions into financial system to boost economy after Brexit vote

Philip Hammond, the new Chancellor of the Exchequer, has ruled out an emergency Budget following the UK’s vote to leave the EU.

If you have to travel to work on public transport, you can end up with a fairly sizeable amount of time each day that, if you…

€300 billion of assets were transferred to Ireland last year as companies moved their headquarters to take advatage of its 12.5% corporation tax, but some have…

European plane manufacturer to make 12 superjumbos in 2018 compared with 27 deliveries in 2015

South Afican group Steinhoff has made it third time lucky in its hunt for a British retailer by confirming it will buy discount chain Poundland for…

The Irish Small and Medium Enterprises Association (ISME) have today released their latest Quarterly Business Trends Survey for the second quarter of 2016.

The number of dairy farms in England and Wales has fallen by more than 1,000 in three years, an industry body has reported.

Oil hovered near two-year lows today despite interruptions in Iraqi crude loadings at Basra threatening to squeeze supplies.