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London’s world-leading tech sector and the capital’s public bodies will benefit from a new city-wide platform for tech procurement, thanks to a new initiative from the…
The Tunisian MP Yassine Ayari, who was elected in the constituency of Tunisian residing in northern France, has claimed that he is the target of a…
An esports franchise backed by David Beckham is to list in London within weeks.
Boris Johnson has warned that families are unlikely to be able to gather in numbers at Christmas and has ordered police to arrest people socialising in…
Anne Pitcher, Group MD, Selfridges has been announced as the winner of the 2020 Bold Woman Award by Veuve Clicquot.
The Bank of England’s chief economist has warned the government against extending the furlough scheme, arguing it will delay an “inevitable” shake-out of businesses hit by…
Pizza Hut Restaurants has confirmed plans to close about 29 of its 244 sites across Britain with the loss of up to 450 jobs.
Today, the Business for Peace Foundation has announced the 2020 Oslo Business for Peace Award winners.
Problems with using public transport since the start of the pandemic have prompted a rise in demand for car services and a surge in bike sales…
Lloyds Banking Group has been censured by the competition watchdog for forcing small companies damaged by the pandemic to open paid-for business current accounts to access…
The most adventurous social-distancing models are not enough to save the Royal Albert Hall from financial oblivion, its bosses have said as they expressed their anger…
Naga Munchetty could be barred from presenting BBC Breakfast segments about Natwest after accepting money from the bank to host a series of promotional videos.
Social gatherings of more than six people will be banned in England under new measures designed to be easier to understand and enforce.
Andrew Lloyd Webber has warned Britain’s performing arts scene is at the point of no return as he pleaded for a definite reopening date for theatres…
Up to £3.5bn in Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme payments may have been claimed fraudulently or paid out in error, the government has said.