Category: News

Deliveroo has partnered with the tech start-up Multiverse to gift over £200,000 of its unspent apprenticeship levy to organisations looking to upskill their staff. 

Metro Bank, Starling, TSB and Monzo are the mainstream banks that received the highest rates of fraudulent payments last year, according to research that sheds light on which firms are being targeted by scammers.

When you move your business to new premises, your budget can be a massive constraint, limiting the size of office space your business can afford.

The number of companies going bust this year is on track to be the highest since the depths of the financial crisis in 2009.

Food prices inflation has fallen to its lowest point in 15 months, strengthening the case for the Bank of England to leave interest rates unchanged when its policymakers meet on Thursday.

The City regulator has taken action after finding that customers of two leading buy now, pay later providers were “at risk of harm” because of potentially unfair and unclear small print.

Energy giant BP has reported lower than expected profits of $3.3bn (£2.7bn) between July and September despite oil prices rising again.

New graduates face an increasingly tough jobs market, with advertised roles down by a third from last year.

ASOS, the London-listed online fashion retailer, is exploring a sale of the Topshop

UK’s Small businesses are slowly regaining confidence in the economy, despite falling revenues and tightening recruitment, a survey shows.

Monzo is in talks about a £300m-plus fundraising that would underpin its status as the most highly valued digital bank in Britain.

A “once in a lifetime” expansion of Wimbledon’s tennis facilities took a significant step towards fruition last night after a vital planning decision.

Profits almost tripled at Amazon in the latest quarter as consumers continued to spend heavily despite the sharp rise in interest rates.

Wilko stores are to return to high streets across the UK before Christmas under fresh plans set out by the brand’s new owner.

Rishi Sunak has said the UK “shouldn’t be in a rush to regulate” the development of artificial intelligence (AI) despite a dossier of potential dangers laid out by the government.