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Apple’s Tim Cook admits investing in crypto assets
The boss of Apple has revealed that he has invested in cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin but that the iPhone maker will not be following suit.
Monday 26 October 2026
The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
The boss of Apple has revealed that he has invested in cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin but that the iPhone maker will not be following suit.
Vodafone has today launched its second Shout Out for Small Businesses campaign, offering one lucky small business owner the opportunity to win a bespoke mentoring session…
Shares in electric vehicle firm Rivian are set to start trading in New York on Wednesday, after raising more than $11.9bn (£8.8bn) from investors.
UK property remains a sellers' market, according to property portal Rightmove, with Grays in Essex named as the top spot for vendors.
The soaring price of used cars is pushing up the costs of motor claims, according to Direct Line.
Commercial landlords have missed out on more than £7 billion in unpaid rent during the pandemic and have been told they will be expected to write…
Three out of four jobs advertised in the UK still do not offer any kind of flexible work options, according to an annual survey of over…
Bitcoin rose an all-time high this morning, riding a wave of renewed momentum and boosted by inflation fears.
The independent inquiry into how hundreds of post office workers were wrongfully accused of theft, fraud and false accounting as a result of computer errors has…
Consumers starting their Christmas shopping earlier than usual amid concern over supply chain shortages and rising prices helped to drive a recovery in UK retail sales…
The UK may eventually need to implement a carbon dioxide border tax to stop consumers effectively exporting greenhouse gas emissions abroad, the environment secretary has said.
Vauxhall says the global shortage of microchips has forced it to cut 100 jobs at its Luton van plant.
A shop that was billed as the "world's oldest department store" prior to its closure in 2019 is to reopen as a pop-up store.
Five of the UK's biggest supermarkets have promised to halve the environmental impact of a weekly food shop by the end of the decade.
British businesses’ output has fallen for the sixth month in a row amid a supply chain crisis, energy price rises and a shortages of workers.