Britain’s first lithium refinery is to be built on Teesside in an effort to boost the UK’s electric car supply chain despite uncertainty over the future…
5Mins AI, the gamified learning platform reinventing employee upskilling, has raised $5.7M in a seed round led by AlbionVC.
UK house prices suffered their biggest monthly drop for almost two years in October, with the fall largely brought on by the mini-budget and the “significant…
While world leaders convene in Egypt for Cop 27 to discuss progress on The Paris Agreement, the legally binding international treaty on climate change adopted in…
Shoppers could be hit by Black Friday shortages after nearly 1,000 workers at an Amazon packaging company voted in favour of strike action, it was announced…
The private equity backer of Six Nations Rugby has approached Britain's biggest serviced offices provider about a £1.5bn deal that could trigger a broader break-up of…
The online furniture retailer Made.com’s dream of becoming the “new Ikea” will die today when administrators are appointed, triggering about 500 job losses and leaving thousands…
Apple has said it expects fewer iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone Pro Max shipments than previously anticipated as Covid-19 restrictions temporarily disrupt production at an assembly…
Facebook’s parent company, Meta, is reportedly preparing to cut thousands of jobs after $80bn (£69bn) was wiped off its market value last month amid the global…
MPs have called for a total ban on the export of plastic waste by 2027, arguing that the present system merely outsources the problem and causes…
Kashmiri blue sapphire is the world's most expensive gemstone known for its exquisite color and clarity, making it a popular choice among jewelry lovers all over…
Activity in Britain’s dominant services sector contracted last month for the first time since the start of the third Covid-19 lockdown in January last year, according…
Jeremy Hunt is considering a multi-billion-pound tax raid on profits under plans to make those 'with the broadest shoulders' bear the brunt of fiscal tightening he…
In-house lawyers working in major British companies are becoming increasingly concerned that the firms they work for are failing to keep up with the methods being…
Businesses are still desperate for staff, with increases in adverts for occupations including childminders, school secretaries and dental practitioners, new research suggests.