Chancellor Rachel Reeves has declined to rule out the possibility of a full Budget in March, fuelling speculation about potential tax hikes
A nationwide seed funding programme for innovators in the colour and dyeing sector has launched for its third consecutive year, offering up
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transitioned from being a futuristic concept to an essential part of everyday business operations. For small and medium-sized enterprises
The surge in U.S. equities markets following Donald Trump’s November 2024 election victory could indicate a divide between current market sentiment and
Groupthink is one of the biggest obstacles to innovation. It’s what happens when everyone in a team or organization gets stuck in
In 2025, functional, modern, and ergonomic solutions will be the main focus in small offices and large corporations. Office furnishings should not only
With recent changes to the UK’s non-domiciled (non-dom) tax policies, British entrepreneurs and investors are exploring alternatives to mitigate increasing tax burdens. Cyprus,
The Los Angeles wildfires have created horrific damage, and a huge crisis looms, as insurance companies had canceled coverage on houses in
Hiring outside London has dropped significantly after Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled her first Budget, leaving regional businesses scrambling to contain costs. The recruitment
Retailers in London’s West End have warned that new business rates reforms could spell store closures and job losses, with the flagship
