British businesses cut jobs last month at a rate not seen outside the pandemic since 2009, as many companies looked to head
The global employment market is mired in its longest downturn in more than 20 years, according to Dirk Hahn, chief executive of
The government posted a smaller-than-expected surplus of £15.4 billion in January, short of economists’ forecasts of £21 billion and the £19 billion
Twin Path Ventures, the UK’s leading pre-seed investor in AI-first start-ups, has received a £10 million commitment from British Business Investments. The agreement,
Unions are calling on the UK government to inject £200 million into British Steel, in a last-ditch attempt to keep its two
Lloyds Banking Group has posted a 20 per cent drop in annual pre-tax profits for 2024, missing City forecasts amid rising costs
Small businesses across the UK are urging the government to scale back its proposed Employment Rights Bill, warning that sweeping changes could
Senior City of London bankers have urged Chancellor Rachel Reeves to soften plans for abolishing non-domiciled tax status, claiming the policy is
Turning your smartphone interface darker might not preserve battery power after all. Despite long-held beliefs that “dark mode” extends battery life — particularly
Confidence in the state of the economy has slid to its lowest level since last spring, according to the British Retail Consortium
