Financial giant Investec has awarded a £60,000 grant to East London social enterprise Well Grounded, which aims to create 10,000 career opportunities in the specialty coffee sector over the next decade through training programs.
Sainsbury's announces restructuring of technology and data teams, potentially eliminating up to 300 positions. This follows recent job cuts across UK retail sector including Tesco and Ocado.
The Financial Times has laid off around a dozen staff in its Product and Tech department as new CEO Jon Slade warns of restructuring to drive future growth, despite company profitability.
The CEO of Royal London Asset Management provides insights into the Schroders acquisition and Jupiter's recent positive fund flow trends, highlighting strategic shifts in the asset management sector.
Whirlpool workers criticize job cuts at an Iowa plant as production shifts to Mexico, despite the company's support for Trump's tariffs. The US has lost 83,000 factory jobs since 2025.
Experts warn that chargeback fraud, where consumers falsely claim refunds, has become an epidemic, costing small businesses thousands and potentially raising prices for honest customers.
London-based Opus 2 has revolutionized legal proceedings through cloud-based solutions, enabling paperless trials and virtual hearings while navigating AI's cautious adoption in risk-averse courts.
AI is transforming Britain's small businesses, enabling micro-firms to compete with giants through enhanced productivity and reduced overheads, reshaping the economic landscape.
New CBI data reveals UK service sector profitability fell for the seventeenth consecutive quarter, with consumer-facing firms hit hardest by rising employment costs and subdued demand.
Citigroup has established a new AI infrastructure team, bringing together senior dealmakers to focus on artificial intelligence investments and technology integration.
Freshfields Bristows, a top law firm, is quizzing job applicants on AI prompts to assess their tech skills. This innovative hiring approach reflects the legal industry's shift towards AI integration.
Experts warn that chargeback fraud, where consumers falsely claim refunds for goods and services, has become an epidemic, costing small businesses thousands and potentially driving up prices for honest customers.
Ineos, chaired by Jim Ratcliffe, is reportedly exploring the sale of parts of its vinyls business Inovyn and refinancing bonds as Europe's chemical industry faces severe challenges from high energy costs and Chinese imports.
The versatile Ninja Foodi PossibleCooker has seen its price drop significantly on Amazon, reaching its lowest level since February 2025. This eight-litre multi-cooker offers slow-cooking, steaming, searing, and more functions.
Small businesses have until March 4, 2026, to secure 12 months of half-price broadband on selected Vodafone Business contracts, offering transparent pricing and flexible terms to ease overheads.
Trainline's chief executive Jody Ford announces departure after six years, triggering significant share price decline amid rail nationalisation concerns.
British luxury carmaker Aston Martin plans to cut 20% of its global workforce—over 500 jobs—after profits plummeted 37% due to Trump's tariff policies and trade tensions.
St. James's Place has significantly increased loans to its adviser network, raising questions about its business model's sustainability under current market pressures.
The UK government announces a new taskforce to unlock £1bn in lending for small businesses through Community Development Finance Institutions over five years.
Woolworths has announced a significant 16% increase in profits, while the ACCC is preparing potential legal action over allegations of misleading discount practices in Australia.
Explore the benefits and features of heated clothes dryers and airers, offering energy-efficient alternatives to traditional tumble dryers for faster drying times indoors.
A village pub landlord in Kent has been barred by the council from offering free lifts to drunk customers for charity, sparking a debate over licensing laws and community safety.
Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC are restructuring into regional powerhouses and shifting graduate hiring models as AI disrupts traditional consulting work, creating new opportunities and challenges.
Husband and wife accountants Daniel and Rachel Wu launch Success Elevation Coaching, blending financial expertise with mindset coaching to help family businesses overcome fear and maximize potential.
BR Accountants LTD, a UK Construction Industry Scheme specialist, is set to reach 10,000 clients in 2026, driving a 20% workforce expansion. Founded in 2008, the firm serves construction nationwide from its East London base.
Fox's Burton's Companies posts £14.3m profit after previous loss, boosted by Craig Revel Horwood campaign and Dubai-inspired chocolate biscuit innovation.
T. Rowe Price has appointed a former BNY Investments executive to lead its UK retirement business, aiming to capitalize on growing pension demand.
In Newlyn, Cornwall, young people are turning to fishing through taster days and training programs, offering a stable alternative to seasonal work and revitalizing a declining industry.
UK small business owners could earn up to £10,000 annually by using a business current account offering 4.08% AER interest and 1.5% cashback on spending, avoiding idle cash losses.
Latham & Watkins has recruited a partner from Goodwin Procter in New York, expanding its corporate practice in a strategic move within the competitive legal sector.