UK services sector growth drops to slowest pace
The services sector expanded at its slowest pace in three months in June, but growth remained resilient despite rising interest
Plans for mass closure of railway ticket offices
Rail firms have announced plans for the mass closure of England’s ticket offices to “modernise” the railway, ramping up the
Stubborn UK inflation may lead to 7% interest
The Bank of England may need to push interest rates to as high as 7% to tackle stubbornly high inflation,
Instagram owner’s Twitter rival, Threads, logs 5 million
Meta’s Twitter rival, Threads, logged five million sign-ups in its first four hours of operation, according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg,
British recorded music exports defy increasing global competition
British recorded music exports have defied increasing global competition to grow by a record amount in 2022 as UK artists
The Top Trends in E-commerce 2023
With the arrival of 2023, e-commerce is at an all-time high. Innovations in online retail are constantly being made and
Iceland will shut another five stores after closing
Supermarket giant Iceland is to close even more stores following a string of closures this year. The frozen foods specialist
The New Normal: Why Behaviour Change is Essential
The COVID-19 pandemic ushered in a sweeping and unprecedented era of change. It drastically altered our lives, transforming the way
How to Stay Protected When Playing Online
In a world where so much day-to-day activity is done online, from grocery shopping to banking and gaming, it’s more
Michael Gove: Public ‘expect’ council staff to work
Michael Gove has said people “expect” council staff to be working a full five-day week, amid a row over the