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Industrialist Sir Jim Ratcliffe will hand the Government research showing Britain is sitting on 50 years’ worth of shale gas.

Ineos Unveils All-Electric Fusilier: A Green Addition to the 4×4 Line-up

24 February 2024 News Business Matters 0 Comments

Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the billionaire behind Ineos, is making strides in sustainability with the launch of the all-electric version of the Ineos Grenadier 4×4, named the Fusilier. 

A petition calling for the former Post Office chief executive, Paula Vennells, to lose her CBE over the Horizon scandal has attracted more than 1 million signatures.

Former Post Office CEO Paula Vennells Stripped of CBE by King

24 February 2024 News Business Matters 0 Comments

Paula Vennells, the former chief executive of the Post Office, has officially been stripped of her Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) title by the King, following accusations of “bringing the honours system into disrepute”.

Serco, a prominent outsourcing company, has been directed to halt the use of facial recognition technology in monitoring its employees after the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) found the practice to violate privacy rights.

Serco Ordered to Cease Facial Recognition Surveillance of Staff

23 February 2024 News Business Matters 0 Comments

Serco, a prominent outsourcing company, has been directed to halt the use of facial recognition technology in monitoring its employees after the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) found the practice to violate privacy rights.

In a clash of titans within the chocolate industry, Tony's Chocolonely finds itself embroiled in a legal dispute with Milka, one of Europe's leading chocolate manufacturers.

Tony’s Chocolonely Faces Legal Battle with Milka Over Copycat Campaign

23 February 2024 Legal, News Business Matters 0 Comments

In a clash of titans within the chocolate industry, Tony’s Chocolonely finds itself embroiled in a legal dispute with Milka, one of Europe’s leading chocolate manufacturers.

The landscape of job recruitment has shifted, with companies no longer offering substantial pay increases as incentives for job changes, according to Hays, one of Britain's largest recruiters.

Companies slash pay incentives for would-be recruits

23 February 2024 News Business Matters 0 Comments

The landscape of job recruitment has shifted, with companies no longer offering substantial pay increases as incentives for job changes, according to Hays, one of Britain’s largest recruiters.

Hundreds have lost their jobs after British electric car battery company Britishvolt fell into administration.

Britishvolt factory site may go on sale again

23 February 2024 News Business Matters 0 Comments

The collapse of the Britishvolt battery factory project has left administrators still seeking payment from the Australian buyer, Recharge Industries, for the site in Cambois, Northumberland.

Vauxhall's parent company, Stellantis, has announced plans to commence electric vehicle production at its Luton factory, securing the long-term future of the plant and 1,500 jobs.

Vauxhall to build electric vans at Luton plant from 2025

22 February 2024 News Business Matters 0 Comments

Vauxhall’s parent company, Stellantis, has announced plans to commence electric vehicle production at its Luton factory, securing the long-term future of the plant and 1,500 jobs.

MG Motors has said it is in a "very strong position to take advantage" of the shift to electric cars as it posted UK sales worth more than £1bn for 2022.

Lloyds sets aside £450m for car finance regulator probe

22 February 20247 October 2024 News Business Matters 0 Comments

Banking giant Lloyds has allocated £450 million to cover potential costs related to an investigation into car finance deals conducted by the UK’s financial regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

Respect the menopause or be sued for disability discrimination, firms told

Respect the menopause or be sued for disability discrimination

22 February 2024 News Business Matters 0 Comments

The Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has issued guidance clarifying the legal obligations of employers regarding menopausal women in the workplace.

Leading economists have cautioned the Lords Economic Affairs Committee that achieving net zero emissions will come with a significantly higher price tag than what the public currently perceives.

Experts Warn Net Zero Transition to Be Costlier Than Anticipated, Lords Committee Told

21 February 2024 News Business Matters 0 Comments

Leading economists have cautioned the Lords Economic Affairs Committee that achieving net zero emissions will come with a significantly higher price tag than what the public currently perceives.

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Abu Dhabi Sovereign Wealth Fund in Talks for Heathrow Airport Stake Alongside Saudi and Qatar

21 February 2024 News Business Matters 0 Comments

Reports suggest that the Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund is considering an investment in London’s Heathrow Airport, potentially joining forces with Saudi and Qatari investors.

Fiat has issued a stark warning, urging the government to reinstate its axed grant for electric cars to ensure the UK meets its ambitious sales targets for electric vehicles (EVs) by the end of the decade.

Fiat Urges Government to Reinstate Electric Car Grants Amid Sales Slowdown

21 February 2024 News Business Matters 0 Comments

Fiat has issued a stark warning, urging the government to reinstate its axed grant for electric cars to ensure the UK meets its ambitious sales targets for electric vehicles (EVs) by the end of the decade.

Multi-billionaire Jeff Bezos, the founder and executive chair of Amazon, has recently concluded an ambitious share sale plan, offloading a staggering 50 million Amazon shares over the past nine trading days, with a total value of approximately $8.5 billion.

Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos Completes $8.5 Billion Share Sale Plan

21 February 2024 News Business Matters 0 Comments

Multi-billionaire Jeff Bezos, the founder and executive chair of Amazon, has recently concluded an ambitious share sale plan, offloading a staggering 50 million Amazon shares over the past nine trading days, with a total value of approximately $8.5 billion.

HSBC has been fined £57.4m by the Bank of England for "serious failings" over its measures to protect customer deposits.

HSBC Reports Soaring Pre-Tax Profits Driven by High Interest Rates

21 February 2024 News Business Matters 0 Comments

HSBC, Europe’s largest bank, has announced a substantial 80% surge in pre-tax profits, reaching $30.3 billion (£24 billion) in 2023, primarily propelled by elevated interest rates globally.

Vertical Aerospace, a pioneer in electric flying taxi technology in Britain, has received an additional £8 million grant from the government, bringing its total taxpayer backing to £37 million.

Government Grants Vertical Aerospace Further £8m for Electric Flying Taxi Development

21 February 202421 February 2024 Get Funded, News Business Matters 0 Comments

Vertical Aerospace, a pioneer in electric flying taxi technology in Britain, has received an additional £8 million grant from the government, bringing its total taxpayer backing to £37 million.

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Call blocker firm fined £190,000 for making the nuisance calls it claimed to stop

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