Another weekend, another batch of matches that completely changed how the table looks. If you blinked, you missed some absolute chaos. Let
Michael Sayman said he had no intention of leaving Meta. He started working for the tech juggernaut as a youngster, transitioning from early
Labour’s flagship Employment Rights Bill has cleared its final parliamentary hurdle and is set to become law before Christmas, marking the most
The AA has appointed advisers to explore a potential sale or stock market flotation, five years after the debt-laden roadside assistance group
The proportion of people in Britain holding cryptocurrencies has fallen sharply, according to new research published by the Financial Conduct Authority, as
Britain can “without a doubt” compete with the United States to become a global hub for cryptoassets, the City minister has said,
The employment tribunal system is facing unprecedented strain, with a backlog of more than half a million claims raising serious doubts over
McKinsey is drawing up plans that could see thousands of jobs cut over the next two years, as the global consultancy responds
First-time buyers, the self-employed and older borrowers could soon find it easier to secure a mortgage under a package of reforms proposed
The UK unemployment rate has risen to 5.1 per cent, its highest level since January 2021, as fresh data pointed to a
