Category: News

The long-running case over the status of Uber drivers returns to the Court of Appeal today.

Philip Hammond has said that the era of austerity is “finally coming to an end” as he delivered his final pre-Brexit Budget statement.

Chloë Stewart scooped the prize yesterday at the Creator Awards, a global initiative by organisation WeWork which recognises and rewards creators from all over the world.

Jamie Oliver has no more money to prop up his ailing empire, the chef and entrepreneur has admitted.

As many as 66 per cent of UK citizens over 55 years old do not have a sufficient will in place.

Debenhams has confirmed record annual losses and said it will close up to 50 under-performing stores.

Entrepreneurs who use skilled hand gestures when pitching to investors are more likely to secure funding than those who don’t.

Businesses in Manchester are failing to support a culture of innovation despite employees believing that their companies would benefit from fresh ideas and innovative ways of working, new research shows.

A winding up petition against debt-ridden cake shop Patisserie Valerie has been dismissed, the company confirmed today.

FedEx Express has announced a £20,000 grant to help SMEs go global. Through the Small Business Grant, FedEx aims to help small and medium businesses across the UK realise their international potential.

Dyson, the UK-based company best known for its vacuum cleaners, has chosen to build its new electric car in Singapore.

Premier Inn is to launch a hotel chain for the “highly price-sensitive customer” with pod-style rooms less than half the normal size.

Trustpilot, one of Europe’s fastest-growing internet start-ups, has hired bankers to secure new funding as a precursor to an eventual stock market flotation.

Morrisons could be forced to hand out “vast” sums of compensation to thousands of its staff affected by a data breach after losing a key court ruling today.