Editor’s Pick
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62Tajikistan: A Safe Bet for Investors?
<?xml encoding=”utf-8″ ??> Over the past several years, Tajikistan’s president Emomali Rahmon has made foreign investment a key pillar of his national...
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70Is work stress getting to your skin?
<?xml encoding=”utf-8″ ??> As we navigate the daily challenges of work, it’s not uncommon for us to experience stress. Whether it’s tight...
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61Begbies Traynor boosted by collapse of Paperchase and host of insolvencies
<?xml encoding=”utf-8″ ??> Restructuring specialist Begbies Traynor Group says its finances have been boosted by the collapse of Paperchase earlier this year....
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64Small business champion Good Business Pays appoints former Small Business Commissioner, Philip King, Non-Executive Director
<?xml encoding=”utf-8″ ??> Good Business Pays today announced the appointment of Philip King as Non-Executive Director. Founded in 2021, Good Business Pays...
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63CBI urges Jeremy Hunt to rethink tax grab at March budget
<?xml encoding=”utf-8″ ??> British businesses are poised to mothball investment due to uncertainty over whether the country is on course to tip...
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76HSBC and Lloyd’s of London show differing opinions on the future of homeworking and large HQ buildings
<?xml encoding=”utf-8″ ??> HSBC’s and Lloyd’s rival plans for the futures of their London headquarters have revealed a growing split in attitudes...
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62Campaign for four-day week aims to sign up more firms after UK trial success
<?xml encoding=”utf-8″ ??> The organisers of the world’s largest trial of the four-day working week have launched a drive to persuade more...
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56Australian startup Recharge finalises deal to take over UK battery maker Britishvolt
<?xml encoding=”utf-8″ ??> The Australia-based company Recharge Industries will take over collapsed battery maker Britishvolt after finalising a deal with administrators late...
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71Ministers warned of electric car policy fiasco
<?xml encoding=”utf-8″ ??> A senior figure at the Japanese carmaker Honda has warned that the government risks creating a “chaotic fiasco” with...
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69Ofgem cuts energy price cap but bills are still set to rise
<?xml encoding=”utf-8″ ??> The energy regulator has cut its price cap by £999 but households are still expected to see a rise...
