Inflation fear as food prices hit record highs
Food prices rose by a record 13.3 per cent in December, increasing fears that inflation may not fall as sharply
Manufacturing slumps to lowest level in 31 months
Weak exports, job losses and signs that trade with Britain is still being “shunned” after Brexit meant that the manufacturing
New TUC leader calls for meeting with Rishi
The new leader of the TUC has called for an urgent meeting with the prime minister in an attempt to
Startup founders are busy, but they still need
Privacy is a human right. With all the reasons startups fail, ensure privacy isn’t one of them. Nigel Jones, ex-Google
How to choose a marketplace development agency?
Marketplace cost is an important factor to consider when building an online marketplace. Whether you are looking to build a
100 of the UK’s most dynamic female founders
A line up of the UK’s most dynamic female entrepreneurs has been unveiled by Small Business Britain, with 100 women
Record number of public electric vehicle chargers installed
British companies installed a record number of public electric car chargers during 2022 as they raced to dominate a fast-growing
Millions will shun trains for ever, goverment tells
A generation of passengers will be put off travelling by train for good because of industrial action, ministers fear, as
Lords will delay Rishi Sunak’s bonfire of EU
Rishi Sunak will be forced by the House of Lords to abandon plans for a bonfire of European Union laws
More than a million work days lost to
The government is effectively asking public sector workers to do their “civic duty” and accept real-terms pay cuts – a