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Made.com collapsed owing customers and creditors £187m
Made.com, the online furniture retailer, collapsed into administration owing customers £17.1 million, new documents have revealed.
Friday 6 November 2026
Made.com, the online furniture retailer, collapsed into administration owing customers £17.1 million, new documents have revealed.
Detectives are warning 70,000 potential victims after at least £48 million was netted by criminals operating an online fraud factory.
The first major wave of winter strikes begins today with lecturers, postal workers and teachers walking out amid the cost of living crisis.
Now that the obligatory, heartstring-tugging John Lewis advert has aired, and your usually dismal and tired local high street has swathed itself in tinsel and garlands,…
With 82% of businesses failing because of poor cash flow, companies need to do everything possible to keep their finances in check.
Organisations will be able to transfer personal data securely to the Republic of Korea without restrictions by the end of the year following legislation
Government borrowing rose by less than expected last month, despite it spending extra billions on an energy price cap and covering its first losses from the…
The Government risks a £30bn-plus yearly black hole in its tax policy, if it fails to find a meaningful alternative to fuel duty during the transition…
UK Export Finance (UKEF) has today announced up to £4bn is now available for Moroccan buyers for projects in the region, provided at least 20% of…
Whether credit control is managed in-house or outsourced, it’s an understated practice that’s often only maximised when a business enters crisis mode.
As American Express celebrates 10 years of its flagship Shop Small campaign, new research shows the incredible camaraderie and resilience that exists among small business owners…
The digital services tax has reaped almost £360m from US tech giants including Amazon, Google and Apple in its first year, raising more from most of…
Rail passengers will face further disruption across Britain at Christmas after the RMT union announced a series of 48-hour strikes in December and January.
The energy crisis means that as the price of wholesale commercial energy hits an unprecedented high, businesses must pay notably more for their energy bills.
Ansumana Wally was born and raised in Jersey City, New Jersey. He started school in PS 24 in his hometown, then moved to Ferris High School…