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The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) has announced it is winding down the Business Growth Service following last week's spending review.
An angry pensioner has successfully sued Apple for £2,000 after the store accidentally wiped all his pictures and contacts when he took it in for repairs.
Seven in ten UK organisations admit to making compromises in their hires in a desperate bid to overcome the current skills gap.
He was making a name for himself on The Apprentice as one of this year's hot contenders to become Lord Sugar's business partner.
Supermarket says it is angry with supplier Comigel after tests reveal 30% and 100% horsemeat in withdrawn ready meals
University comparison website University Compare has bagged £75,000 investment from Mark Blandford; angel investor and founder of online gambling online business Sportingbet plc.
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…
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
Follow our live coverage for the latest on the Autumn Statement and Spending review along with the best of the reactions and comments from business.
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.