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2015 was a record year for startup formation
Companies House data shows a record 608,100 new UK businesses formed in 2015 – reflecting a cultural shift in the UK economy
Friday 6 November 2026
Companies House data shows a record 608,100 new UK businesses formed in 2015 – reflecting a cultural shift in the UK economy
Tesla's owner, Elon Musk, has said it is an "open secret" that Apple is making a rival electric car.
The nuclear safety regulator is facing a leadership crisis and is ill-equipped to deal with a mounting workload linked to China’s plans to invest £8 billion…
Morrisons's share price soared 10 per cent this morning after posting better-than-expected Christmas results, as it starts to win back customers.
Telecoms watchdog tells Sky to suspend contract termination charges after it increases charges
Latest research estimates that investments made in technology via crowdfunding platforms are set to increase sevenfold from an estimated $1.1 billion in 2015 to $8.2 billion…
Mobile phones. In the beginning, they were bricks. But they were mobile bricks. And, in the beginning, size didn’t matter. But we were a fickle bunch,…
Last week's volatility continued for Chinese shares which finished down sharply again on Monday, leading Asia's stocks lower.
Too few hours in the day, too many emails to reply to and too much to get done means multitasking is a fact of working life…
UK should return to historic system of "free banking", the Adam Smith Institute argues
UK manufacturers expect 2016 to be a year of tough decisions and more prominent risks, according to new research
Supermarket chain Asda has predicted another year of "intense pressure" for the struggling sector as the global economy remains "turbulent".
Volkwagen will showcase its new vehicles at the US’s largest car show on Monday in the face of the ongoing fallout from Dieselgate
It will be the first mega-deal of 2016, Shire and Baxlata are on the verge of completing their $32.5bn (£22bn) merger.
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