Price of stock falls 13% in after-hours trading after hitting an all-time low earlier this week on news its number of monthly users has stopped growing…
British Gas and EDF Energy have announced they are cutting their gas prices, the last of the big six energy suppliers to do so.
Revenues and bookings at Thomas Cook dropped in the last three months of 2015, in the wake of the terror attacks in Paris, Istanbul and Sharm-el-Sheikh,…
The digital economy is booming, and creating record numbers of jobs in the UK
Applications open for new retail start up incubator from Publicis Worldwide and The Trampery
We talk to Ian O'Rourke about his inspirations in business, and find out if he would have done anything differently given the chance.
Two-thirds of UK workers are now saving through a workplace pension scheme, thanks to automatic pension enrolment, but seven in ten employers are feeling the impact…
New research reveals the majority of small businesses in the UK believe that co-working is the best way for fledgling firms to thrive.
Studio known for hosting James Bond, Superman and the Star Wars sequel trilogy has launched a strategic review
The trade deficit in goods widened last year to the largest on record, growing by £1.9 billion to £125 billion, higher than the £123 billion gap…
The FTSE 100 index opened higher this morning as all eyes turn to Janet Yellen and banking stocks got some respite.
Bank deputy Sir Jon Cunliffe warns consumer debt remains 'large by historic standards', leaving the economy 'vulnerable to shocks'
Google's self-driving car system could soon be given the same legal definition as a human driver, paving the way for vehicles without steering wheels or pedals.
Chancellor George Osborne may be forced to raise prices at the petrol pumps to meet his election pledge to eliminate the deficit, a leading think tank…