Baroness Michelle Mone has accused Chancellor Rachel Reeves of “dangerous and inflammatory” language after PPE Medpro was ordered to repay £122m. Mone has called for an urgent investigation and a ...

As financial markets continue to be volatile, responsibility has become just as important as opportunity. SOHO International has stepped forward to highlight its dedication to responsible online CFD ...

The rapid evolution of online platforms has transformed the way people in the UK connect, shop, and access information. As these services become ever more embedded in daily life, questions about ...

Political campaigns in the UK have always adapted to new ways of reaching voters, but the pace of change in recent years has been remarkable. From the rise of social platforms to the growth of online ...

The landscape of political campaigning in the UK has shifted dramatically in recent years, as parties and candidates adapt to a world where conversations and opinions are shaped far beyond the ...

As working from home becomes more common across the UK, Sunderland is seeing a noticeable shift in how people approach their careers. With improved connectivity and changing attitudes towards flexible ...

Modern manufacturing environments present unique electrical challenges. Equipment operates at different voltage levels, machinery requires precise timing controls, and safety systems must respond ...

Social networking startup Series has appointed Uri, a Unitree humanoid robot, as its Chief Marketing Officer — kicking off a viral Harvard campus tour that signals a bold new era in AI-driven ...

Soft toy brand Jellycat will pay £110m to its owners after pre-tax profits more than doubled to £139m in 2024, driven by viral popularity, global demand and experiential retail.

Tesco has raised profit guidance to £3.1bn after summer sales growth but warned of an intensifying supermarket price war ahead of Christmas amid continued pressure on household budgets.

Currys has scrapped its board-level ESG committee, raising concerns among governance experts that the move could send the wrong signal as UK sustainability rules tighten and investor scrutiny grows.

The Treasury is considering a two-to-three-year stamp duty exemption on newly listed company shares to boost London’s IPO market, though a full abolition remains unlikely.