Sun and strikes deter high street shoppers
Visits to the high street remained 13.6 per cent below pre-pandemic levels last month as hot weather and rail strikes
HMRC issues winding up petition against PPE firm
A company linked to the Conservative peer Michelle Mone that was awarded £203m worth of government PPE contracts during the
Boris Johnson promises £700m for Sizewell C nuclear
Boris Johnson took a swipe at Liz Truss over fracking as he committed £700 million to build a nuclear power
Brewdog to shut six bars as its CEO
Pub chain BrewDog will close six outlets across the UK as its CEO launched a scathing attack on the “zombie
Turning the tables on supply chain issues in
Workforce shortages and supply chain instability has rocked the production capabilities of approximately a fifth of businesses in the past
The Importance of Learning Business Ethics
The rules of desirable behavior, based on fundamental values, principles and rules of responsible businesses and organizational behavior, are known
Snapchat firm cuts 1,300 staff in face of
The company behind Snapchat is making about 1,300 staff redundant and cutting investment in projects such as augmented reality glasses,
UK SMEs brace for steep rise in redundancies
As inflation continues to surge and worries around an incoming recession grow, SMEs are starting to brace for widespread redundancies,
Zahawi: Nobody should have energy cut off this
Nadhim Zahawi has said nobody should be cut off in the winter if they’re unable to pay their bills. Speaking
Wholesale gas prices fall as Europe’s plan to
Wholesale gas prices have tumbled amid signs that European leaders’ plans to avert a winter energy crisis are taking shape.