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Since 2000, Barclays employees and pensioners have been donating their payslip pennies to charities through the popular Pennies from Heaven scheme

An alumnus of the MSc Financial Economics (MFE) programme, Robin Doble, has co-founded new venture Vallie, an on-demand valet parking service in London which is the first of its kind in the UK. Doble and co-founder Nash Islam found that the average motorist in the UK wastes 106 days on their life looking for parking spaces, […]

New research highlights the impact of poor broadband on UK workers

There was a sigh of relief from small business owners today as the Government pledged to keep them exempt from business rates.

The Chancellor has announced that businesses and people who are self-employed will have to update their tax returns four times a year from 2020

Consumers across the UK do not trust organisations to protect their personal data and believe business and Government should be doing more to safeguard their privacy.

Flirting and gossip are two of the most common things people who work from home miss about office life, according to research.

The secret ingredient to an innovative workplace is not about having trendy or quirky chill-out zones, but rather by being open to ideas and using old-school tools like a whiteboard.

“Get involved” is the message to both small businesses and the public around the UK as small businesses across all business sectors and communities are put back in the national spotlight for the UK’s third annual Small Business Saturday on December 5th.

The first female chief of business lobby group the CBI has criticised business dinners as “not very inclusive” for women.

With less than five weeks until gifts are unwrapped across the country, spending on Christmas purchases is set to increase this year, with one in five consumers planning to spend more than last year.

e-Commerce is fuelling a supplementary economy as 16 per cent of adults join the side business movement

Chancellor has now agreed the cuts to departmental budgets but faces struggle to meet £10bn surplus forecast