Why family must come first in business
As we enter a new year, I want to talk about the importance of balance,
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MyTutor acquires Fire Tech to add coding classes to edtech platform
London-based edtech company MyTutor has acquired Fire Tech, a training platform that teaches children technology
Autonomous vehicle startup Wayve raises $200m in Microsoft-backed round
British autonomous vehicle startup Wayve has raised $200m (£147m) in a funding round backed by
Legal tech startup Juro raises $23m for US and European expansion
London-based contract automation platform Juro has raised $23m (£16.9m) in a Series B funding round.
6 key themes all business leaders need to address in 2022
To sustain business growth, it’s crucial to create key business opportunities. Don’t be so busy
UK train services cut due to Covid staff absences
Further cuts to train timetables have been made in response to Covid-related staff shortages. South
MPs call for automatic pension help appointments
Pension savers should have appointments scheduled automatically to help them make better decisions, MPs have
Scottish government in line for near-£700m payday after windfarm auction
The Scottish government is in line for a windfall of almost £700m after the largest
Amazon issues last-minute reprieve for Visa credit cards
Amazon has reversed a decision to ban its customers from using UK-issued Visa credit cards
Boss’s menopause jibe to end in harassment payout
A middle-aged sales assistant has won an age and sex harassment case after her male
Thousands face tax inquiry for overclaiming child benefit
Tens of thousands of middle-income families face being investigated by the taxman after the government
What You Should Consider Before Deciding on Aluminum or Steel For Your Injection Molds?
One of the most critical decisions manufacturing managers have to make during the production process
UK scientists are a step closer to finding planets like Earth
A UK-backed mission which will search for Earth-like planets orbiting alien stars has been given
Majority of UK professionals are unhappy with their current salary
According to a new survey a staggering 3 out of 5 UK professionals are unhappy
Risk for small business owners’ mental health as half still live in fear of future lockdowns
A mental health crisis is looming among small business owners – with 82% reporting that
Barclays urges late-paying large firms to settle up
One of Britain’s biggest banks has called on the “social conscience” of large businesses to
North-south divide ‘getting worse’ as levelling-up promises appear empty
The UK’s deep regional divides are widening despite the government’s promises to level up the
Millions drink too much alcohol after pandemic, warns expert
Britons are consuming too much alcohol at home due to sessions lasting longer than pub
House prices keep rising in busiest start to year
The average house price has jumped by £852 in a month as estate agents experience
Treasury writes off £4.3bn in Covid payments lost to fraud
The Treasury expects to recover only £1 of every £4 stolen from the public purse
Rising energy bills ‘unaffordable’ for quarter of households
Millions of families in England will be dragged into fuel poverty overnight when energy bills
The future of managed services
The shifting requirements of today’s increasingly tech-savvy workforce, coupled with the rapid digitalisation of traditional
The Affordable iPhone Launched – Major Tips to Cure for Corona
There is no doubt that the coronavirus pandemic has shaken the entire world. There are
How To Choose A Retirement Financial Advisor
It’s never too early to prepare for retirement. You could be reading this as a