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Britons more likely to trust business than politicians
Britons are more likely to trust business than politicians or the media, according to new research out today.
Friday 6 November 2026
Britons are more likely to trust business than politicians or the media, according to new research out today.
BT will recruit 1,000 staff in the UK after customers complained that that they did not like speaking to staff in Indian call centres.
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Luke Potter, Operations Manager at SureCloud, looks at 4 of the most basic security oversights identified during Penetration Testing that leave businesses vulnerable to a data…
Wesfarmers Ltd. will buy Homebase in the U.K. for £340 million to secure an overseas foothold for its home-improvements business.
UK CEOs are the top earners in Europe, according to a new study from Vlerick Business School’s Executive Remuneration Centre – with five out of the…
Intuit QuickBooks launches competition to uncover small business success stories in the West Midlands ‘Small Business Big Success’ gives West Midlands-based businesses the chance to win…
Organisations are failing to realise the potential of the over 50s at work, with HR focusing on retirement planning rather than helping older workers to use…
A new report by accounts KPMG Britain’s banks handed over a whopping £38.7 billion in fines and customer remediation between 2011 and 2014.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has proposed that a Labour government would stop companies from paying dividends until all staff received the living wage.
Mark Carney is to launch a bank start-up unit in an attempt to boost competition in the financial services sector
Consumer spending will help fuel UK economic growth in 2016, according to new forecasts, painting a more positive picture amid global market turmoil which has wiped…
Claims that the creation of Britain’s largest mobile phone, broadband, fixed-line and telecoms infrastructure company would hurt consumers by restricting competition were rejected by the competition…
Prospect of the Islamic Republic pumping an additional 500,000 barrels a day sends stock markets in Dubai and Saudi Arabia into tailspin
New data reveals that UK companies are bracing themselves for a difficult 2016, after finishing 2015 in a challenging financial state, warns Begbies Traynor, the UK’s…