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Wowcher, the online retail and experiences platform, has been warned it could face court action unless it changes customer sales practices.

Wowcher faces court threat over ‘misleading’ sales practices

16 November 2023 News Business Matters 0 Comments

Wowcher, the online retail and experiences platform, has been warned it could face court action unless it changes customer sales practices.

The taxpayer is to stand behind £500 million of state-guaranteed loans to Jaguar Land Rover as the UK vehicle manufacturer attempts to kickstart its transition to an electric car company amid mounting losses.

UK energy secretary could get power to fast-track vital grid connections

16 November 2023 News Business Matters 0 Comments

The UK energy secretary could be handed powers to fast-track connecting electricity-hungry projects, such as Jaguar Land Rover’s owner Tata’s planned electric battery factory, to the grid, under plans being discussed between government and regulators.

UK publishers have urged the prime minister to protect authors’ and other content makers’ intellectual property rights as part of a summit on artificial intelligence.

UK government announces £17 million AI and data science scholarship fund

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The government has announced a £17 million fund to create 2000 scholarships which will focus on AI and data science conversion courses to help support diverse students entering the tech sector.

Surge in parcels set to deliver 5,000 jobs at Evri

Parcel delivery companies ranked in annual survey ahead of ‘seasonal surge’

16 November 2023 News Business Matters 0 Comments

The parcel delivery companies that ranked the worst for performance have been revealed, with none of the major firms able to secure a three-star rating.

Confectionery giant Mars has announced it will buy Hotel Chocolat for £534m to help the UK company expand overseas.

Mars to buy Hotel Chocolat to help expansion overseas

16 November 2023 News Business Matters 0 Comments

Confectionery giant Mars has announced it will buy Hotel Chocolat for £534m to help the UK company expand overseas.

Hospitality sector in plea for help over business rates

UK Hospitality sector renews plea for help over business rates

16 November 2023 News Business Matters 0 Comments

A group of hospitality, retail and leisure trade bodies have made a last-ditch plea for Jeremy Hunt to freeze business rates in next week’s autumn statement.

SSE plans to grow its investment in clean energy by 14% to £20.5bn for its current budget after reporting better than expected profits for the first half of the financial year.

SSE to increase clean energy investment by £2.5bn after profits rise

15 November 2023 News Business Matters 0 Comments

SSE plans to grow its investment in clean energy by 14% to £20.5bn for its current budget after reporting better than expected profits for the first half of the financial year.

It has become one of the great post-pandemic riddles of the railway: how to entice commuters back to the office on Mondays and Fridays.

Rail legislation ‘unlikely’ before general election, government admits

15 November 2023 News Business Matters 0 Comments

The government has admitted it is “unlikely” that legislation for Great British Railways (GBR) will be passed before the next general election.

The UK boss of McDonald’s has told MPs that widespread cases of sexual harassment and bullying of workers at its fast food shops are “truly horrific” and that the chain was receiving one to two complaints a week about sexual harassment.

McDonald’s UK boss says harassment and bullying cases ‘truly horrific’

15 November 2023 News Business Matters 0 Comments

The UK boss of McDonald’s has told MPs that widespread cases of sexual harassment and bullying of workers at its fast food shops are “truly horrific” and that the chain was receiving one to two complaints a week about sexual harassment.

The government will not reverse post-financial crisis banking regulation, Jeremy Hunt has said, amid growing concerns that Britain is loosening post-Brexit rules for the City.

City chiefs urge Hunt to tackle domestic investment drought

15 November 2023 News Business Matters 0 Comments

A leading group of City figures are urging the chancellor to accelerate pensions reform, hand a competitiveness objective to the audit watchdog and incentivise retail investors to back British companies

The UK’s business and trade secretary has signed a deal to increase trade with Florida, the British government’s latest pact with a single American state as it awaits a broader, post-Brexit US free trade agreement.

UK signs agreement to boost trade with Florida

15 November 2023 News Business Matters 0 Comments

The UK’s business and trade secretary has signed a deal to increase trade with Florida, the British government’s latest pact with a single American state as it awaits a broader, post-Brexit US free trade agreement.

Inflation has slowed to a two-year low of 4.6 per cent on the back of falling energy prices that will all but ensure that Rishi Sunak meets his pledge to halve price growth by the end of the year.

UK inflation falls to two-year low of 4.6%

15 November 2023 News Business Matters 0 Comments

Inflation has slowed to a two-year low of 4.6 per cent on the back of falling energy prices that will all but ensure that Rishi Sunak meets his pledge to halve price growth by the end of the year.

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Chancellor Jeremy Hunt hails the best of British business at Lloyds Bank British Business Excellence Awards

15 November 2023 News Business Matters 0 Comments

The Lloyds Bank British Business Excellence Awards have announced those business and entrepreneurs who have truly made an outstanding contribution to British Business.

The high street beauty retailer Body Shop has agreed to sell its 250 stores in a £207million deal after struggling with profitability.

High street beauty retailer The Body Shop with 250 stores is sold in £207M deal

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The high street beauty retailer Body Shop has agreed to sell its 250 stores in a £207million deal after struggling with profitability.

82 per cent of businesses have changed their office space needs to accommodate a flexible working approach which includes more than half of businesses opening offices or working spaces outside of city centres, according to a new survey from IWG.

Firms invited to access funded support as part of £1.8million project led by Lancaster University to boost uptake of digital technology and AI

14 November 2023 News Business Matters 0 Comments

UK law and accounting firms are being invited to take advantage of funded support to explore how they can make better use of digital technology and artificial intelligence.

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