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KPMG ends sponsorship of Duke of York’s Pitch@Palace
KPMG has not renewed its sponsorship of the Duke of York's entrepreneurship initiative, Pitch@Palace.
Monday 2 November 2026
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KPMG has not renewed its sponsorship of the Duke of York's entrepreneurship initiative, Pitch@Palace.
Nearly 6,000 retail stores have closed so far this year, as new research shows the extent the problematic business rates tax regime is having across town…
Companies could be prosecuted and face unlimited fines if they fail to spot tax evasion by their suppliers.
Boris Johnson will offer businesses a series of tax breaks today as he seeks to repair relations damaged by Brexit.
Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn and Jo Swinson will all attempt to woo the UK's business leaders with speeches to the CBI's annual conference.
Jaguar Land Rover has lost an attempt to trademark the shape of its old Defender 4x4 after a long-running battle with tycoon Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Buying a chocolate bar or treating yourself to a new lipstick may seem like an easy, cheap pick-me-up at the end of a hard week.
The UK’s economy has narrowly avoided falling into a recession, but annual growth fell to its weakest level since 2010.
The Formula One team and luxury carmaker believes softer design skills will work with modern automotive manufacturing techniques
Carpetright has formally agreed terms to sell the company to their largest shareholder Meditor for £15.2m, shareholders will receive just 5p a share.
A group of Lloyds shareholders have lost a multimillion-pound action against the bank over its purchase of rival HBOS in 2009.
Labour has promised to give every home and business in the UK free full-fibre broadband by 2030, if it wins the general election.
A Welsh rugby clothing brand is expanding into Japan after the country embraced the sport during the 2019 Rugby World Cup.
The Labour Party has vowed to close the gender pay gap by 2030 if it wins the general election.
Investors trapped in Neil Woodford’s stricken investment fund face losses of at least £1 billion from the liquidation of his portfolio.