Average UK house prices soar to record £276,000 February 7, 2022 The average UK house buyer forked out 9.7 per cent more in January 2022 than they would have done a year ago.
National Insurance tax hike to hit UK apprenticeships, warns FSB February 7, 2022 The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has called out government's national insurance tax hike amid falling numbers of apprenticeships.
New campaign champions £11tn UK asset management industry February 7, 2022 The City of London Corporation is working with the government on a campaign promoting the UK as a leading global investment management centre.
Ethical brand Tony’s Chocolonely finds 1,700 child labourers in supply chain February 6, 2022 Anti-slavery chocolate brand Tony's Chocolonely has admitted that 1,700 child labourers were involved in its supply chain last year.
Shareholders circle as Unilever braces for full year results February 6, 2022 Top shareholders are piling pressure on Unilever over its failed takeover bid for Glaxosmithkline (GSK) ahead of the company's annual results.
Ministers wasted £200m of taxpayers’ money on cancelled vaccine order February 6, 2022 Ministers paid more than £200m of taxpayers' money as a deposit for 100m doses of a Covid vaccine which never arrived.
Sky Bet owner Flutter sets sights on National Lottery takeover February 6, 2022 The race to take over the National Lottery, one of the UK’s most lucrative public sector contracts, is heating up in the final stretch.
Weekend chat: Many companies and investors fear greenwashing claims, says sustainability guru February 6, 2022 Increasing biodiversity and expanding nature-based solutions to solve the climate crisis through so-called voluntary carbon markets (VCMs) are currently a hot topic. VCMs, which encompass all transactions of carbon offsets that are not purchased with the intention to surrender into an active regulated carbon market, do include offsets that are purchased with the intent to re-sell [...]
US jobs surge by 467,000 in a month beating estimates February 4, 2022 The US added 467,000 new jobs to the payroll in January beating estimates despite business closures caused by Omicron.
London markets deflate following interest rate hike February 4, 2022 London markets have contracted a day after the Bank of England pushed ahead with interest rate hikes at successive meetings for the first time since 2004.
