Britain has emerged as the most unpopular market worldwide among leading fund managers, as growth stalls and inflation lingers following Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s Budget. A monthly survey by Bank of America reveals the UK is…
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As the world faces the urgent challenge of combating climate change, businesses are increasingly seeking ways to reduce their environmental footprint. One of the most impactful areas for emission reductions lies in the transportation sector,…
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In recent years, esports has emerged as a significant cultural and economic force within the global gaming landscape, influencing not only how games are played and consumed but also shaping a new generation of entertainment.…
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Britain’s hospitality and retail sectors are gearing up for April’s looming tax hike on employers’ National Insurance contributions (NICs) alongside a sharp rise in the minimum wage, both of which have industry leaders warning of…
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New research shows that public sector employees in Scotland have received significantly larger pay rises than their counterparts across the rest of the UK, putting pressure on the Holyrood administration’s finances. Analysis by the Institute…
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Wales’ aspiring business owners are being encouraged to take advantage of the latest Business Wales Accelerated Growth Programme. Applications are now open for a new 10-week virtual Start-Up Accelerator Programme, launching on Tuesday, 13 May…
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Your workforce drives the success of your business, but productivity depends on more than just meeting deadlines. The right environment and tools encourage employees to work efficiently while feeling valued and engaged. Modern businesses thrive…
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British companies selling via online marketplaces could be hit hard by Donald Trump’s forthcoming import regulations, with industry experts warning of a “second Brexit” in terms of disruption to trade. The changes, introduced in early…
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Pay growth in Britain picked up pace at the end of last year, delivering welcome news for employees but posing a fresh dilemma for the Bank of England. Newly released data from the Office for…
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Two of Britain’s biggest banks, Barclays and NatWest, are removing sustainability metrics from their short-term executive bonus plans, instead shifting climate goals into multi-year incentive schemes. The move aligns with a broader trend in the…