YouTube is killing ‘Stories’ a popular feature next
The Google-owned video platform has confirmed that it’s shutting down YouTube Stories in June. Stories first launched in 2018, and
Asda set to announce £10bn merger with petrol
Asda is finalising a deal to buy its sister business EG Group’s UK and Irish petrol forecourts in a deal
UKRI hit with £36m IR35 bill, taking non-compliance
Non-departmental funding body UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) must pay HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) £36m in back-dated tax. As
The latest trending technologies in manufacturing
Manufacturing has come a long way since the industrial revolution. Mechanisation and steam power paved the way for mass production,
Net migration to UK hits record high of
Net migration to the UK has hit a record high of 606,000, new figures released this morning reveal. The significant
Germany tips into recession with analysts warning economy
Germany slipped into an official recession over the winter, triggered by family finances being crushed by sky high energy bills,
What Next? The Fear of the Career after
Experts say fear could be keeping over 50s from returning to work, as economic inactivity (the number of people not
Britain’s new car market boosted by battery electric
Drivers in Britain have seen their choice of battery electric car models quadruple in the past five years as manufacturers
Starling Bank chief Anne Boden to step down
Anne Boden is stepping down as chief executive of Starling Bank, nine years after founding the company. The Welsh businesswoman
The unsung hero for SMEs: Why invoice finance
There is something rather troubling at the moment regarding the future funding of UK (SMEs. Certain media commentators will have