The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has said that unemployment has fallen by 35,000 this quarter - the first decline in almost a year.
The Employment Minister has said believes that UK companies should "hire a hoodie" to tackle the UK's jobs crisis as "surly young men can be turned…
Britain's Office of Fair Trading said on Thursday it had fined British Airways 58.5 million pounds for price fixing in relation to fuel surcharges
The latest salvo in the battle to launch a digital wallet has been unveiled - with a mini, stick-on credit card.
An escalation of the eurozone debt crisis could force European banks to sell assets worth up to $3.8 trillion (£2.4 trillion) by the end of 2013…
Providing automated customer care systems via websites is set to be the biggest investment priority for companies looking to build on their existing customer care programmes…
Employers struggle to retain and recruit for management roles
Employees twice as likely to use social media to leave their job than to collaborate with colleagues
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said that "some optimism has returned" to the global economy and has predicted slightly faster growth.
HM Revenue and Customs has been seen as the scourge of entrepreneurs for some time – but will the Government’s budget pledge of reforms lead to…
Britain may have enough offshore shale gas to catapult it into the top ranks of global producers
The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) looks at how the jobs recession has affected men and women across the age spectrum
Can the tough economic climate be the motivation for a generation of young entrepreneurs?
Small businesses, the lifeblood of the UK economy, have been carrying the stresses and strains of the world on their backs since the beginning of the…
Tuesday's Spanish bond auction sent a mixed message to investors, with yields on the 12 and 18-month bonds almost doubling, although demand remained strong.