Category: News

Celebrities and tycoons cheated out of millions by gambling addict who spent £18m on lavish lifestyle

Bank of England policymakers are expected to vote against pumping more money into the economy this week as a think tank predicted growth in Britain will outpace that of any other major European economy in 2013 and 2014.

Gift vouchers for stricken electrical retailer Comet have been suspended, the chain’s administrator has announced.

Apple, the company synonymous for their iconic white iPhone and iPad, paid less than 2 per cent tax on its overseas profits, newly published documents have revealed, after the technology giant slashed the amount foreign taxmen receive.

A south London schoolboy has launched an Apple iPhone app this week, after raising $1m (£620,000) from investors before his 17th birthday.

In response to a recent PwC report, financial systems expert Vantage Performance Solutions is warning that only finance departments that implement intelligent reporting systems, and hence free their professionals to strategise, can cut costs and impact on the bottom line.

Young people across the UK are set to be given a dose of entrepreneurial inspiration following the launch of a new campaign by the youth organisation, BizBritain.

We often hear that growth in Britain’s vital SME sector is restricted by a lack of bank funding but entrepreneur James Caan argues in his new CNBC show, The Business Class, that finance is available for businesses that do the correct research

With parts of Wall Street underwater on Monday night, New York’s reputation as a world business capital has taken a knock

Online retail is going strong in the UK and there are no signs that it will lose any ground soon. On the contrary, predictions are for a steady growth over the next decade, with as much as a third of all retail sales expected to take place online.

The CBI has today commented on Lord Heseltine’s review No stone unturned in pursuit of growth. The independent review looks at how spending departments and other relevant public sector bodies interact with the private sector, and assesses their capacity to deliver pro-growth policies.

Safety specialist First Choice Facilities Ltd has paid BSA | The Software Alliance, the leading global advocate for the software industry, £18,000 as part of a settlement following an investigation into unlicensed software use. It also parted with an additional £81,000 to purchase sufficient software licences to address the shortfall. It is alleged that the company used unlicensed software as a result of acquiring a new company.

Overall prosperity is on the rise in the UK, according to the latest findings from the Legatum Institute’s Prosperity Index.

The world’s first global study into 4G LTE business benefits, released today, reveals how the superfast network could help small firms increase innovation, boost productivity and cut costs.

Investors with less than £50,000 will struggle to get advice when new rules come in.