Germany to pay December gas bills for households
The German state is to pay this December’s monthly gas bill for all households and small- to medium-sized businesses, according
PayPal admits policy to fine customers for ‘misinformation’
PayPal has said that it will not fine users for misinformation and an earlier policy update that said customers could
UK retailers hit by drop in footfall as
The number of visitors to shopping destinations dropped back last week in one of the first indications of a slowdown
City regulators crack down on bankers using private
The City watchdog is clamping down on how bankers communicate over concerns that they are using WhatsApp and other private
Unfunded tax cuts will result in £60bn spending
Kwasi Kwarteng will need to find £60bn of savings by 2026 to fill the gap left by unfunded tax cuts
New research shows SMEs facing mental health crisis
The cost-of-living crisis could be having an impact on the mental health of small business decision makers and their employees,
Cyber attacks on UK firms fall during the
The volume of cyber attacks on UK businesses fell by four per cent in the third quarter of 2022, but
Festival of Brexit investigated by National Audit Office
The arts extravaganza once known as the Festival of Brexit is being investigated by the National Audit Office because MPs
Joules hopes insolvency deal with creditors and landlords
Joules, which has 130 stores, said an insolvency deal with creditors and landlords could be a way to head off
Urgent action needed to help UK SME exporters
More SME exporters are now reporting falling overseas sales than are reporting an increase. The British Chamber of Commerce quarterly