Category: News Wire

British Retail Consortium says that the sector will be much smaller in 2025, but remaining jobs will be ‘more productive and higher earning’

Morrisons, Britain fourth largest supermarket chain, has signed to deal to supply Amazon with fresh food.

Retailer had been using a £250m loan provided personally by Ashley and now faces higher borrowing costs

London Business School produces the most business leaders and chief executives, while Oxford University has the most graduates on £500,000 plus

The London Stock Exchange has admitted its planned £20bn merger with Deutsche Boerse could be thrown off course were the UK to vote to leave the European Union.

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has announced its eighth consecutive annual loss, blaming restructuring and past conduct costs.

PwC says not enough companies are dealing with big threat of economic crime and problem of ‘silver fraudsters’

Over 50s are not that keen on David Cameron’s latest EU deal, a survey released by Saga today would suggest.

Ofcom has proposed a series of reforms designed to open up competition in the broadband market and automatically compensate frustrated internet customers but has opted against a more radical split of BT to shake up the market.

Shares in Lloyds Banking Group jumped by as much as 11pc today – the highest one-day gain in nearly six years – after the lender announced that shareholders were in line for a special dividend payout, despite a fall in full-year profits.

The Bank of England could cut interest rates to zero, but will seek to avoid following Sweden, Denmark and the eurozone by setting negative rates to bolster growth and inflation.

Smaller employers need to act now to understand what is required of them under the pensions auto-enrolment rules, small business representatives have cautioned.

BT has told Ofcom that it will increase its £1 billion investment in the national broadband network to ward off the threat of a break-up of its business.

A new all-electric 4×4 Aston Martin model, the DBX Concept car, is to be manufactured in Wales, it has been revealed.

The supermarket was set to buy the Argos owner until South African company Steinhoff International tabled a surprise offer