Category: In Business

From supercars to exclusive watches to waitlist handbags, over £3,000,000 worth of luxury goods will time-out from auction on Friday 15th April

City workers in Canary Wharf could soon be treated to lush green public spaces on the doorstep of their offices.

The cost of fertiliser, necessary for growing many crops and grass, began to climb last autumn when the price of gas required to produce it began to rise steeply.

Chief executives and foreign dignitaries visiting Birmingham for the Commonwealth Games this summer will be wooed by politicians who hope the event will kick-start a “golden decade” for investment in the city.

Plans to ensure half of all new cars sold in the UK are fully electric by 2028 will drive down electric vehicle (EV) prices “further and faster,” experts have said.

Students aiming for high-earning graduate jobs will save £20,000 in loan repayments if they delay university entry, while middle earners face paying £30,000 more over their lifetime, according to new analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

New research shows that the adoption of hybrid working, and utilisation of flexible office space can significantly reduce a business’ bottom line.

Swedish retailers Ikea and H&M are teaming up to create an “ideas factory” on the high street that aims to seek out, mentor and promote designers and small-scale manufacturers in London.

Part of National Grid will be returned to public ownership under a new plan to help Britain reach its climate targets.

Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, has announced it will ban single use plastic bags from June.

The number of people with crippling debts who have entered into controversial official agreements to repay the money has reached an all-time high, new figures reveal.