UK’s trade deficit widens to record £27.9bn as business with Russia reaches historic low
New data showed this morning that UK’s trade deficit in goods and services widens again
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John Lewis to end ‘never knowingly undersold’ era on 22 August
John Lewis is to retire its 97-year-old price pledge “never knowingly undersold” on 22 August
Biggest UK fall in real wages for 100 years looms
Pay rises could fall behind inflation by almost 8% later this year, marking the biggest
BT and Barclaycard Payments partner to offer benefits for UK micro-businesses
BT has announced Barclaycard Payments as the latest business to join its new partnership network,
Exponential growth on imports from South Africa to the United Kingdom
If the growth in imports is any indicator of quality, then grapes (both in their
Government opens consultation on biomass carbon capture and storage
The Government has unveiled a consultation, hoping to attract industry views on how to support
UK economy shrinks by 0.6 per cent as Britain heads for winter recession
The UK economy contracted by 0.6 in June and shrank 0.1 per cent between April
Cryptocurrency tycoon Ben Delo in legal challenge over data watchdog
A cryptocurrency billionaire who pleaded guilty to breaking American anti-money laundering rules is to bring
Arsenal FC’s cryptoasset ads deemed ‘irresponsible’ by watchdog
Arsenal Football Club has been reprimanded by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) for a second
Microsoft and Airbnb commit to supporting a lasting legacy for West Midlands
Major brands, Microsoft and Airbnb, have unveiled significant commitments focused on boosting the long-term economic
RiskSmart raises £1m to launch SME risk managment platform in UK
Manchester-based risk management platform RiskSmart has launched in the UK following a £1m investment from
Podcast services startup Auddy raises £2.5m
Auddy, a London-based startup that provides producing, advertising and comms podcasting solutions for businesses, has
Events startup Pollen enters administration months after raising £124m
London-based events startup Pollen has entered administration after failing to find a buyer. The collapse
UK government must tackle digital poverty to close skills gap
The UK government needs to properly acknowledge and address digital poverty if it wants to
1 in 4 shop workers skip meals each month to pay bills
One in four shop workers are skipping meals each month to meet bill payments, according
Introduction of €7 visa-waiver forms for travellers to EU delayed
The EU has delayed the introduction of a €7 visa-waiver form to enter its passport-free
Reliable rent-paying ‘should count towards mortgage applications’
Renters should be able to use their history of payments as proof that they can
Four new directors for Bank of England board
The government is set to appoint four new non-executive directors to the internal court of
5 skincare mistakes you’re probably making
You may believe you know what’s best for your skin, but chances are you’re doing
What Is Digital Workplace? All You Need To Know About It
A digital workplace is a programmed suite of tools that help employees execute their work
The Benefits of using Vibratory Bowl Feeders in Your Production Line
The food and beverage processing industry is constantly evolving to meet the needs of consumers.
Half of UK tech firms need greater support to scale, says report
Half of the UK’s technology companies are lacking in the support necessary to scale the
Deliveroo losses soar to £147m as cost of living crisis bites
Losses at Deliveroo soared by more than half to £147m in the first six months
Commuting in, DIY out: UK’s new ‘new normal’ after end of Covid controls
Britain’s love for green fingers and blackened thumbs during the first Covid lockdown has since