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Offices may be closed but workplace sexism is still thriving - with women being told to dress "sexier" and wear make up for video calls, according…
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Offices may be closed but workplace sexism is still thriving - with women being told to dress "sexier" and wear make up for video calls, according…

Revenues at Europe’s largest media company fell 10 per cent over the first half after it cancelled a slew of exhibitions.

Masks will be compulsory in sandwich shops and when buying food from cafés to take away, the government has confirmed.

Benchmark Holdings, the aquaculture genetics, health and advanced nutrition company, has this morning announced that it has sold its state of the art vaccine manufacturing facility…

UK manufacturers reported that output volumes in the three months to July fell at a similar pace to the quarter to June, according to the latest…

Leading law firm Blake Morgan has announced the promotion of 17 individuals in its Cardiff office.

Only a quarter of the restaurants, cafes and pubs eligible to sign up for the government’s ‘eat out to help out’ scheme have done so, with…

The ticket resale website Viagogo is refusing to refund fans who bought tickets for gigs and sporting events cancelled because of the pandemic, according to the…

The sudden switch to working from home might have hammered shops, cafés and office landlords, but Computacenter has benefited from a boom in demand for laptops…

ITI Capital, the EM-focused multi-asset Prime Broker for institutional investors and private clients, has today announced the appointment of Steve Kelso as head of capital markets.

Home extensions of up to two storeys are set to benefit from a new fast-track planning process.

Carmaker Ford is to get £500m of taxpayer backing to protect its workers in the UK.

McDonald’s is to reopen around 700 dine-in restaurants across the UK from Wednesday, as it returns to trading following the coronavirus shutdown.

Repeat offender, Robert Dass, a former Luton security boss has paid a significant confiscation order after being found guilty of operating illegally for the second time.

The Bank of England's chief economist has told MPs the UK economy has recovered "roughly half" of its massive hit from the coronavirus crisis.