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Business groups say Rishi Sunak’s focus on maths is a “welcome” measure to plug key “skills gaps” as Britain goes for growth, despite concerns over a…
More than a quarter of hairdressers are thinking of closing sites or reducing the size of their salon as stylists struggle with high bills and fewer…
From today, Asda customers can have their shopping delivered by a Wayve self-driving vehicle in the UK’s largest autonomous grocery home shopping delivery trial.
The CBI’s board is facing criticism from senior industry figures for its decision to turn to insiders to steer it through misconduct allegations, with the appointment…
Former Dragons’ Den star Rachel Elnaugh has been told to pull down a sanctuary for antivaxers built on a site of protected ancient woodland in the…
Good Business Pays today announced the appointment of Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones MBE as Non-Executive Director.
Twitter has launched a new platform to support writers move from micro-blogging to longer-form pieces, with posts of 10,000 characters permitted.
Leaders of the biggest rail workers union are considering an “updated” offer from train companies aimed at resolving the long-running dispute over jobs, pay and conditions.
The Government's drive to get Britons to install heat pumps in their home was today branded 'shameful' and an 'embarrassment' after missing its installations target.
The CBI's time has passed and it is no longer fit for purpose, according to former Barclays' director Baroness Wheatcroft.
Two in five mothers feel prohibited from returning to work due to the high cost of childcare, even with Jeremy Hunt’s expanded childcare offering, a new…
The trade deficit widened in February as export volumes declined to more than 9 per cent below the 2019 pre-pandemic average.
A greater proportion of the UK population than before the recent series of economic shocks may need to be unemployed in order to keep a lid…
UK regulators have imposed an £81,000 fine on a former TSB information officer over the bank’s IT meltdown in 2018 that left millions of customers locked…
Lenders expect to ease the supply of new mortgages in the coming quarter, according to the Bank of England’s latest study of bank intentions.