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  • Women Who Scale unveils speaker line up for April Scale summit

    March 5, 2026

    The female founder initiative Women Who Scale has announced its speaker lineup for its sessions at the Scale Expo and Summit in April. The summit will take place at London’s Business Design Centre on 22 and 23 April, in partnership with City PM. The Women Who Scale initiative brings together the UK’s most influential female [...]

  • ‘Patronising gibberish’ – Top Tory slams Labour’s ‘masculine’ job ad crackdown

    March 5, 2026

    Labour has been criticised for issuing new guidance that warns employers against using ‘masculine’ language in job descriptions. The Office for Equality and Opportunity’s new guidance, published on Wednesday, suggests that businesses swap ‘aggressive character traits’ for more neutral, behaviour-based criteria. The document urges businesses to use neutral language and titles, including “avoid terms associated [...]

  • Record number of women appointed to FTSE 350 boards

    February 24, 2026

    The UK has seen a “transformational” shift in gender diversity, with women now holding 43 per cent of board roles across FTSE 350 companies, a leap from just 9.5 per cent in 2011. ​The FTSE Women Leaders Review, a government-backed initiative sponsored by KPMG UK and Lloyds Banking Group, revealed that 92 per cent of [...]

  • Reform vow to create new ‘wealth fund’ using pension schemes 

    February 23, 2026

    Reform UK has pledged to create a new “British Sovereign Wealth Fund” using local government pension schemes as part of Richard Tice’s first policy package as the party’s spokesman for business, trade and energy.  Reform has vowed to wrap various arms of government, including housing and energy, into one office that focuses on growth, job [...]

  • Economy bogged down by low-performing firms

    February 23, 2026

    The UK economy is suffering from an ever-lengthening tail of low productivity businesses, according to a new report from BCG.  Between 1997 and 2023, the number of firms below the 25th productivity percentile nearly doubled, rising from 444,500 to 873,000, while the total number of firms increased by 70 per cent.  At the other end [...]

  • WFH requests could go to tribunal under Labour’s employment reforms

    February 23, 2026

    Lawyers are warning that Labour’s plans to make flexible working the default could place additional legal and administrative burdens on British businesses. Under the proposed changes employees would be able to appeal an employer’s decision to refuse a flexible working request more easily through the Employment Tribunal. Lawyers at TWM Solicitors explained that the employer’s [...]

  • UK and Trump in new tariff discussions as businesses sound alarm

    February 22, 2026

    The UK is in discussions with the US over President Trump’s latest tariff salvo, a cabinet minister has confirmed, as businesses sound the alarm about the increased rate. President Donald Trump raised his base global tariff rate to 15 per cent on Saturday after the US Supreme Court struck down the authority he used to [...]

  • Private sector axes more jobs amid Reeves’ tax and wage pressures

    February 20, 2026

    The UK’s private sectors culled jobs for the seventeenth consecutive month in February led by a significant drop in the services sector as businesses were still digesting the impact of Labour’s 2024 Autumn Budget. The latest flash Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) from S&P Global described the rate of job shedding in February as at a [...]

  • Third of young Brits brew business ideas at the pub

    February 18, 2026

    A third of young Brits have come up with a business idea over a pint at their local boozer, new research has revealed. Brits are finding unlikely entrepreneurial inspiration in pubs as 18 per cent of all people in the UK have had a light-bulb business moment here, according to new polling by GoDaddy.  This [...]

  • UK fintech Zempler Bank snapped up for less than half previous valuation

    February 12, 2026

    London-based fintech Zempler Bank has been snapped up by Nigeria’s biggest bank in a deal that has slashed the firm’s valuation, City PM can reveal. The small business lender – formerly known as Cashplus – has been acquired by The Access Bank UK with a price tag of around £3.45p per share. The sale represents [...]

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