Jaguar Land Rover retrains staff for electric cars
Britain’s biggest carmaker has revealed the scale of efforts to retrain its workforce to cope with the shift to zero-emission
House prices could drop by upto 15% as
Mortgage providers have begun raising interest rates to levels not seen since the financial crisis as economists warned that growing
Wetherspoons announces it will sell off 32 pubs
Pub giant JD Wetherspoon has announced it will sell off 32 pubs across the UK due to rising costs. The
5 Aspects Behind Netflix’s Success
The traditional cable TV industry has been successfully disrupted by this service, which has also introduced significant technological advancements like
Will the great return to the Office happen?
Trends data shows searches for furniture for home working are still significantly up since the pandemic, potentially indicating that a
Independent retailers not convinced Truss’ government will positively
With today marking three weeks since Liz Truss was appointed the UK Prime Minister has revealed that despite consumers reduced spending
City fears Kwarteng’s tax cuts will be be
City insiders have warned that tax cuts designed to stimulate economic growth might have the opposite effect. Bankers, bond traders
Royal Mail workers to hold 19 days of
Royal Mail workers are to hold 19 days of strike action over pay and terms and conditions during the peak
IMF openly criticises UK government tax plans
The International Monetary Fund has openly criticised the UK government over its plan for tax cuts, warning that the measures
Post-Brexit checks reduce Eurostar’s London terminal capacity by
Post-Brexit border checks have slowed the speed at which Eurostar passengers pass through London St Pancras on their way to