Category: In Business

Britons with second homes in France are facing a “galling” increase in taxes on properties they can visit for only half the year.

The UK, once a magnet for millionaires from the globe’s four corners, is losing its lustre. The past six years indicate a reversal in the wealth migration trend, with the country witnessing an outflux of the affluent and a reduced influx.

Pimlico Plumbers founder Charlie Mullins says he will pay nurses’ ULEZ charges and calls for policy to be binned

Four in ten UK SMEs are now taking over 90 days to pay their contract staff, according to new research from Sonovate, the leading provider of embedded finance and payment solutions for the contingent workforce.

58 per cent of UK employees believe they’ve been denied a promotion due to lack of digital skills, according to new research.

Economists have warned that calls from Conservative MPs for Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to cut taxes after improved borrowing data emerged show “questionable judgement”.

Small businesses are postponing their investment plans as they grapple with increased costs and inflationary pressures.

Last week we saw the second cohort of T Level students receive their T Level results. Introduced in 2020, these new qualifications are giving students the workplace skills they need to succeed.

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and Wykes Engineering are teaming up to develop what they claim will be one of the UK’s largest energy storage systems made from old electric car batteries.

New research has revealed that nearly half of UK homeowners are considering paving over their front gardens to accommodate an electric vehicle in the future.

In today’s interconnected world, the growth prospects for businesses have transcended geographical boundaries. International trade and communication have ushered in a new era of possibilities, allowing companies to extend their reach to a global scale.