US Trade Commission sues Amazon for using power
The US Federal Trade Commission has accused Amazon of wielding monopoly power to inflate prices and stifle innovation in a
Meta pays £149m to end lease of London
Meta, the owner of Facebook, has paid £149 million to surrender lease on a London office block having not moved
Senior business leaders back Keir Starmer’s call not
Senior business leaders and trade bodies have backed Keir Starmer’s comments that Britain should not part from the European Union
Everything you need to know about mobile hotspots
The internet has become an indispensable part of our lives. We rely on it more than ever for work, entertainment,
Creative UK dishes out £35m investment fund
Creative UK has launched a new creative industries investment fund to support the UK’s ambitions to grow the sector by
Number of workers taking sick leave hits 10-year
Stress was one of the biggest contributors to a rise in workplace absences over the past year, according to research
London offices lose fifth of their value in
Offices in London have lost almost a fifth of their value over the past year, much more than blocks in
Rishi Sunak shocked at runaway cost of HS2
Rishi Sunak is “alarmed” by the escalating cost of HS2 amid claims that executives on the project have acted like
Skills crisis holding back the majority of SMEs
Nearly seventy per cent go UK SMEs say that recruiting and developing adequately skilled staff is their biggest barrier to
IoD calls for more ambitious exports target
The Institute of Directors urges the government to aim higher on its strategy for export growth – the current target