Category: News

Greggs, Harrods, and Staffline are among more than 500 businesses named by the Department for Business and Trade for failing to pay some of their employees the statutory minimum wage.

The Body Shop has announced plans to close nearly half of its 198 stores in the UK, resulting in significant job losses.

The UK has recently welcomed one of its most technologically advanced indoor farms in Gloucestershire, boasting remarkable capabilities in salad production.

Drones could soon become indispensable in delivering urgent medical supplies, as new regulations are set to revolutionise their operations near buildings and infrastructure.

The chair of the UK’s statistics watchdog, Sir Robert Chote, has issued a scathing rebuke to two Treasury ministers regarding recent assertions on tax cuts for average earners, citing concerns over potential public confusion or misinformation.

Steelworkers at Tata Steel are poised to take decisive action in response to impending job cuts, as unions gear up to ballot members on potential strike action.

England is poised for significant changes in its holiday let landscape, with the government announcing new controls aimed at preserving local communities and addressing housing affordability concerns.

Unite, the London-listed student accommodation provider, has sealed a substantial joint venture agreement with Newcastle University, set to reshape the student housing landscape.

The specter of fraud looms larger than ever in the UK, with reported cases surging to a staggering £2.3 billion in the past year, a figure more than double that of 2022 and the second-highest annual total recorded by BDO in two decades.

David Beckham, famed for his prowess on the football pitch, has made a significant business move by offloading his shares in a cannabinoid product group that has faced numerous challenges since its London IPO three years ago.

Luxury car manufacturer Aston Martin is gearing up for expansion, announcing plans to bolster its UK manufacturing workforce by over 400 technicians.

The UK’s premier business entity has cautioned the government that the ramifications of Brexit are still causing distress to firms, urging immediate action to enhance relations with the EU.

Nigel Farage has issued a stern warning to NatWest’s new CEO, Paul Thwaite, threatening legal action unless the bank resolves an ongoing compensation claim with him.