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UK Export Finance (UKEF) has provided £900,000 of support to Atlancis, a Kenyan cloud services company, enabling it to forge a new relationship with UK exporter…
Bosses and companies are donating to Labour for the first time as the party seeks to build its funds and credibility with the business community before…
Retail sales unexpectedly fell in November as Black Friday discount deals and football’s World Cup failed to boost spending, with the cost of living crisis forcing…
Tax dodging and non-compliance during the pandemic cost the government £9bn, Whitehall’s spending watchdog has found.
Retail sales dropped by 0.6 per cent in the United States last month, more than anticipated and a sign of Americans’ caution in the face of…
Companies that used up cash reserves stockpiling materials when supply disruptions were at their worst are scaling back plans to invest as a result, a Bank…
The biggest changes to personal taxation in a quarter of a century are to be postponed for a further two years because the computer systems are…
Mick Lynch, the boss of the RMT, has said that a resolution to the rail dispute could come as soon next week.
Businesses have less than two months to apply for the Help to Grow: Digital scheme, the government has announced, following a decision to close the programme.
The Bank of England has delivered its ninth consecutive interest rate rise, taking the cost of borrowing to 3.5 per cent.
Britons have saved almost £3m by using tumble dryers and other power-hungry devices at quieter times, under a scheme that aims to reduce the strain on…
Union leaders, the rail minister and industry chiefs are scheduled for showdown talks on Thursday after industrial action on the rail network brought the UK to…
Two ticket touts who were jailed for fraud related to large-scale ticket reselling have been ordered to pay £6.2m in a confiscation order.
Single-use plastic items including cutlery, plates and polystyrene cups are reportedly to be banned in England by the UK government after a consultation.
Train strikes, a cold snap and snowy conditions have kept workers and shoppers from city centres this week, emptying out high streets and office buildings, figures…