Business
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Britain Suffers World’s Biggest Fallout From Covid
British households have had the biggest hit to their wealth of any advanced economy since the pandemic, which is a…
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Interest Rates Are ‘On The Table’, says Andrew Bailey
Andrew Bailey told business leaders that cutting interest rates is “off the table at the moment”, a clear sign that…
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TG Jones is to close up to 150 stores as the High Court approves the rescue
The owner of TG Jones, the business carved out of the old WH Smith site, has received High Court approval…
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Romesh Ranganathan ‘Gutted’ as Coughlans Bakery Collapses After 89 Years
An 89-year-old family bakery has become the latest roadblock in Britain’s rising costs crisis, closing its doors for good and…
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Northern Power train accidents HS2-style disaster, MPs warn
After 12 years of planning, the north’s flagship rail scheme still lacks a detailed design and a £45 billion budget…
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Why Youth Training is a Business Necessity
I have spent more than 25 years working at the intersection of education, employment and opportunity, and rarely have I…
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Watchdog moves to seize Apple and Google app store grip
The UK competition regulator is preparing to unleash the power of Apple and Google in the mobile economy, proposing rules…
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Business Confidence Falls as Iran Conflict Continues
Business confidence fell last month as firms grappled with stubborn inflation and cost pressures, and the conflict in the Middle…
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Brompton Sells to Decathlon and BA Capital in £18m deal
British folding bike maker Brompton has sold a large stake to French sporting goods retailer Decathlon and a Chinese venture…
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Emma Jones Marks First Year As UK Eyes Hardest Payout
After a year in office, Britain’s Small Business Commissioner is about to be given real teeth, and he intends to…
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