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Security provider SecuriGroup has recruited four women with no tech background through a Code First Girls partnership, and one now holds a leadership role.
Driving instructors, street traders and childminders lead demand growth among Britain's self-employed trades, according to analysis by Protectivity.
Two thirds of Scottish business leaders say government policy has added significant pressure, with half naming income generation as their top challenge.
A Nicola Sturgeon masterclass on leading under pressure will open Corridors of Power, a new five-day programme for women in business and politics.
Ofcom has ordered BT's network arm to scrap an Openreach discount on new full-fibre customers, while clearing its other fibre and Ethernet offers.
Revolut facial recognition payments are being piloted at three Kiss the Hippo cafés in London, with 0 per cent processing fees charged to merchants.
There are less than 100 days left to enter the Business Champion Awards, with entries closing on 31 December and the grand final in London on…
An investigation into the Nick Candy stamp duty deal found that bundling five flats with his £265m Providence House cut the buyer's tax bill by £18.5m.
Wonderful AI London base opens in Covent Garden, with the 18-month-old Dutch-Israeli firm planning to recruit hundreds of staff to serve UK clients.
Ford wants the Ford Dagenham engine plant to play a key role in a £2.5bn Ministry of Defence deal to replace the Army's ageing Land Rover…
Fred Done says Betfred will not renew its rugby league deal and will quit British Classics racing sponsorship if the budget raises gambling tax again
John Healey is said to be considering business rates relief changes that could take thousands of small firms out of the tax at his Budget on…
The Prince Albert II Foundation and the Gere Foundation signed a memorandum of understanding in Monaco today to explore joint work on the environment.
Barclays research finds 87 per cent of UK manufacturers use automation to manage disruption, while 72 per cent report more defence and security demand.
Advisory firm Blick Rothenberg says John Healey should model Budget defence spending on Canada and treat it as an investment in high-value UK jobs.