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  • Asda cuts jobs and mandates office attendance amid turnaround efforts
  • Treasury accused of hiding £9.5bn ‘black hole’ in budget, says OBR chief
  • Pound tumbles, stocks surge as Trump heads back to the White House
  • Wetherspoons warns of pint price rise as budget adds £60m in costs
  • Trump hails ‘magnificent victory’ as projected winner of 2024 US election
  • Asos optimistic about turnaround despite £380m loss
  • Electric car prices slashed as manufacturers push to meet zero-emission targets
  • Jobless rate set to rise’ as experts warn of National Insurance hike impact
  • James Dyson condemns ‘spiteful’ inheritance tax in budget, warns of impact on family businesses
  • High street retailers face bleak festive season amid tax hikes and rising costs
Asda is converting more of its superstore petrol forecourts to card-only, unmanned operations with staff being redeployed into its stores.

Asda cuts jobs and mandates office attendance amid turnaround efforts

Asda orders head office staff to return three days a week and announces job cuts as part of a strategy to reverse declining sales. Learn more about the supermarket’s restructuring.

Jeremy Hunt is delivering his spring budget with one eye on a looming general election later this year. The Conservatives have said they want to reduce the tax burden on British workers and improve economic growth.

Treasury accused of hiding £9.5bn ‘black hole’ in budget, says OBR chief

The UK Treasury may have broken the law by failing to disclose £9.5bn in budget pressures, claims the Office for Budget Responsibility, sparking questions over transparency.

Donald Trump’s new media venture plans to launch its social media app Truth Social on 21 February, according to an Apple Inc App Store listing.

Pound tumbles, stocks surge as Trump heads back to the White House

The pound drops 1.4% against the dollar, while FTSE 100 stocks surge as Donald Trump declares victory in the US election. Discover how markets are reacting to Trump’s return.

wetherspoons

Wetherspoons warns of pint price rise as budget adds £60m in costs

JD Wetherspoon faces £60m in extra costs due to National Insurance and wage hikes from the latest Budget, potentially driving up pint prices across its 800 UK pubs.

Up to 10% of UK farmers may abandon the industry this month as concerns over rising Capital Gains Tax and reduced subsidies mount ahead of the new government's Autumn Budget, according to Mark Chatterton, Head of Agriculture at Duncan & Toplis accountancy and business advisers.

Suppliers warn farming inheritance tax will jeopardise UK food security

UK farming leaders warn that new inheritance tax on farming assets over £1 million threatens domestic food production, risking higher prices and increased reliance on imports.

Donald Trump is set to return to the White House as America’s 47th president after securing a projected 266 electoral votes, narrowly edging out his Democratic opponent, Kamala Harris.

Trump hails ‘magnificent victory’ as projected winner of 2024 US election

Donald Trump is set to return to the White House after winning a close election against Kamala Harris, securing 265 of the needed 270 electoral votes. Read the latest on Trump’s projected return to power.

asos optimistic about turnaround despite £380m loss, as inventory cuts and focus on full-price sales drive recovery

Asos optimistic about turnaround despite £380m loss

ASOS optimistic about turnaround despite £380m loss, as inventory cuts and focus on full-price sales drive recovery

Electric car sales surged by 24% in October, capturing over 20% of the new vehicle registrations market, thanks to extensive discounting by manufacturers eager to meet government zero-emission targets.

Electric car prices slashed as manufacturers push to meet zero-emission targets

Heavy discounting boosts electric car sales in the UK as manufacturers aim to meet government zero-emission targets and avoid fines. Discover the impact of price cuts on the market.

Experts from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) have cautioned that the recent increase in employers’ national insurance contributions (NICs), announced in Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ budget, will likely lead to higher unemployment.

Jobless rate set to rise’ as experts warn of National Insurance hike impact

The National Institute of Economic and Social Research warns that rising employers’ national insurance contributions will increase unemployment and slow job creation. Explore the projected impacts of the latest budget on UK employment.

  1. Asda cuts jobs and mandates office attendance amid turnaround efforts
  2. Treasury accused of hiding £9.5bn ‘black hole’ in budget, says OBR chief
  3. Pound tumbles, stocks surge as Trump heads back to the White House
  4. Wetherspoons warns of pint price rise as budget adds £60m in costs
  5. Suppliers warn farming inheritance tax will jeopardise UK food security
  6. Trump hails ‘magnificent victory’ as projected winner of 2024 US election
  7. Asos optimistic about turnaround despite £380m loss
  8. Electric car prices slashed as manufacturers push to meet zero-emission targets
  9. Jobless rate set to rise’ as experts warn of National Insurance hike impact

Latest News…

Asda is converting more of its superstore petrol forecourts to card-only, unmanned operations with staff being redeployed into its stores.

Asda cuts jobs and mandates office attendance amid turnaround efforts

Asda orders head office staff to return three days a week and announces job cuts as part of a strategy to reverse declining sales. Learn more about the supermarket’s restructuring.

Jeremy Hunt is delivering his spring budget with one eye on a looming general election later this year. The Conservatives have said they want to reduce the tax burden on British workers and improve economic growth.

Treasury accused of hiding £9.5bn ‘black hole’ in budget, says OBR chief

The UK Treasury may have broken the law by failing to disclose £9.5bn in budget pressures, claims the Office for Budget Responsibility, sparking questions over transparency.

Donald Trump’s new media venture plans to launch its social media app Truth Social on 21 February, according to an Apple Inc App Store listing.

Pound tumbles, stocks surge as Trump heads back to the White House

The pound drops 1.4% against the dollar, while FTSE 100 stocks surge as Donald Trump declares victory in the US election. Discover how markets are reacting to Trump’s return.

wetherspoons

Wetherspoons warns of pint price rise as budget adds £60m in costs

JD Wetherspoon faces £60m in extra costs due to National Insurance and wage hikes from the latest Budget, potentially driving up pint prices across its 800 UK pubs.

Donald Trump is set to return to the White House as America’s 47th president after securing a projected 266 electoral votes, narrowly edging out his Democratic opponent, Kamala Harris.

Trump hails ‘magnificent victory’ as projected winner of 2024 US election

Donald Trump is set to return to the White House after winning a close election against Kamala Harris, securing 265 of the needed 270 electoral votes. Read the latest on Trump’s projected return to power.

asos optimistic about turnaround despite £380m loss, as inventory cuts and focus on full-price sales drive recovery

Asos optimistic about turnaround despite £380m loss

ASOS optimistic about turnaround despite £380m loss, as inventory cuts and focus on full-price sales drive recovery

Electric car sales surged by 24% in October, capturing over 20% of the new vehicle registrations market, thanks to extensive discounting by manufacturers eager to meet government zero-emission targets.

Electric car prices slashed as manufacturers push to meet zero-emission targets

Heavy discounting boosts electric car sales in the UK as manufacturers aim to meet government zero-emission targets and avoid fines. Discover the impact of price cuts on the market.

Experts from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) have cautioned that the recent increase in employers’ national insurance contributions (NICs), announced in Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ budget, will likely lead to higher unemployment.

Jobless rate set to rise’ as experts warn of National Insurance hike impact

The National Institute of Economic and Social Research warns that rising employers’ national insurance contributions will increase unemployment and slow job creation. Explore the projected impacts of the latest budget on UK employment.

James Dyson

James Dyson condemns ‘spiteful’ inheritance tax in budget, warns of impact on family businesses

Sir James Dyson criticises Rachel Reeves’ inheritance tax changes, warning they could “kill off” family businesses and stifle entrepreneurship. Learn more about the policy’s potential impact.

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Business

Up to 10% of UK farmers may abandon the industry this month as concerns over rising Capital Gains Tax and reduced subsidies mount ahead of the new government's Autumn Budget, according to Mark Chatterton, Head of Agriculture at Duncan & Toplis accountancy and business advisers.

Suppliers warn farming inheritance tax will jeopardise UK food security

UK farming leaders warn that new inheritance tax on farming assets over £1 million threatens domestic food production, risking higher prices and increased reliance on imports.

New research reveals that tariffs on imported manufacturing inputs, like those proposed by Donald Trump, could discourage U.S. investment in manufacturing by raising production costs.

Research suggests Trump tariffs could hinder U.S. manufacturing investment

New research reveals that tariffs on imported manufacturing inputs, like those proposed by Donald Trump, could discourage U.S. investment in manufacturing by raising production costs.

The UK Government has launched GOV.UK Forms, a new digital tool designed to make it faster and easier for the public to access essential government services online.

GOV.UK Forms to streamline public access to government services across the UK

GOV.UK Forms is set to improve online access to essential government services, saving time for citizens and reducing administrative burdens. Discover the benefits of this digital transformation.

In its first Autumn Budget, the Labour government has committed £500 million to improve broadband speed and mobile coverage across the UK, with a particular focus on rural areas.

UK government pledges £500m to expand broadband and mobile coverage in rural areas

The UK government’s Autumn Budget commits £500 million to enhance broadband and mobile infrastructure, aiming for nationwide gigabit and 5G coverage by 2030. Learn about the impact on rural businesses and economic growth.

UK shoplifting hits all-time high with 344,709 cases in 2023, driven by the cost-of-living crisis. Retailers face rising losses, while police struggle to keep up.

UK shoplifting offences reach record high as over 1.2m cases logged since 2019

UK shoplifting hits all-time high with 344,709 cases in 2023, driven by the cost-of-living crisis. Retailers face rising losses, while police struggle to keep up.

In a major shift affecting family-owned businesses, the Chancellor has announced that Business Property Relief (BPR) will be reduced to 50% from April 2026, exposing thousands of family firms to inheritance tax for the first time in decades.

Family businesses face new inheritance tax burden as relief cut to 50%

UK family businesses will face a 20% inheritance tax from 2026 as Business Property Relief is reduced to 50%, raising concerns about viability. Learn how this could impact succession planning.

Aston Martin Lagonda, Britain’s only carmaker listed on the London Stock Exchange, is grappling with substantial financial setbacks, missing all 2024 targets as production cuts, supply chain issues, and a steep drop in Chinese demand impact performance.

Aston Martin bleeding £1m a day as supply chain issues and China demand slump hit targets

Aston Martin faces cash burn of £1 million daily amid missed 2024 targets and slowing demand in China. Discover the challenges facing the luxury carmaker and its revised strategy.

Profiled…

Discover how Kit Cox, founder & CTO of Enate, is revolutionising business service delivery with AI and automation. Learn about Enate’s journey, innovations, and Kit’s insights on entrepreneurship.

Getting to know you: Kit Cox, Founder & CTO, Enate

Discover how Kit Cox, founder & CTO of Enate, is revolutionising business service delivery with AI and automation. Learn about Enate’s journey, innovations, and Kit’s insights on entrepreneurship.

We speak with Jamie Shaw, CEO of Shawton Energy, a leader in delivering large-scale commercial solar energy solutions to businesses across various sectors.

Secrets of Success: Jamie Shaw, CEO, Shawton Energy

We speak with Jamie Shaw, CEO of Shawton Energy, a leader in delivering large-scale commercial solar energy solutions to businesses across various sectors.

Marketing & Social Media

Successful digital marketing involves constant review of your SEO, PPC campaigns and website UX, which can result in a sense akin to FOMO for marketers concerned about getting the best possible ROMI (Return on Marketing Investment).

FOMO about ROMI? How do you know when your marketing is working?

Marketers often assume that consumers will watch all of their 10 second ad on YouTube or stick around for the entirety of their Instagram carousel. The reality, however, is that you’re likely to be getting far less of your audience’s attention than you might like.

The impact of the attention economy on marketers

In the fast-paced world of public relations, timing is everything. As someone who has spent years navigating the intricacies of media relations and crisis management, I cannot stress enough how critical speed is when it comes to getting your name featured in news stories.

The Importance of Speed in PR: A Wake-Up Call for UK SMEs

Newswire

Debunking Myths and Discovering the Benefits of UK Public Tenders

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Get Funded

Kuberno, a global provider of legal entity management software, has closed its Series A funding round with a total of £9.5 million, including a recent £6 million investment from Barclays and Nasdaq Ventures.

Kuberno raises £9.5m in series a funding co-led by Barclays and Nasdaq Ventures

Kuberno, a leader in legal entity management software, raises £9.5M in Series A funding from Barclays and Nasdaq Ventures to drive global expansion and AI innovation. Discover their growth plans and platform advancements.

Brookfield, chaired by former Bank of England governor Mark Carney, has acquired a 12.45% stake in four UK offshore wind farms owned by Orsted for £1.75 billion ($2.3 billion).

Brookfield buys £1.75bn stake in Orsted’s UK offshore wind farms

Brookfield, chaired by former Bank of England governor Mark Carney, has acquired a 12.45% stake in four UK offshore wind farms owned by Orsted for £1.75 billion ($2.3 billion).

Small businesses in southeast England are benefitting from a strong recovery in bank lending, leaving the rest of the UK trailing behind, according to new research from the British Business Bank.

South East leads in bank loans to small businesses as other UK regions lag behind

Bank lending to small businesses in the South East has surged, while other UK regions struggle. Find out how British Business Bank’s latest research highlights regional disparities and the impact of permanent government funding.

UK start-up investment has dropped to a six-year low, raising concerns about growth prospects ahead of the Autumn Budget. With funding rounds falling, innovation could be at risk.

Funding for UK start-ups falls to six-year low as investment slows

UK start-up investment has dropped to a six-year low, raising concerns about growth prospects ahead of the Autumn Budget. With funding rounds falling, innovation could be at risk.

Asda’s co-owner, Mohsin Issa, is stepping away from his role in the day-to-day management of the UK’s third-largest supermarket, despite the fact that a permanent chief executive has yet to be appointed.

Former Asda boss Mohsin Issa invests £10m in sports supplement firm ahead of London IPO

Ex-Asda CEO Mohsin Issa invests £10m in Applied Nutrition, a sports supplement company, ahead of its London stock market float.

FinTech Monese has been saved by Cardiff-based digital banking provider Pockit after HSBC became the latest investor to write off its investment in the struggling London firm.

Monese acquired by Pockit as HSBC writes off its investment

Pockit has acquired FinTech Monese after HSBC wrote off its investment in the app-based bank. The deal creates a combined customer base of 3m and £30m in annual revenue.

Perlego, an education technology platform known as the "Spotify for textbooks," has secured a $20m fundraising round led by Sir Terry Leahy, the former CEO of Tesco.

Former Tesco chief invests in ‘spotify for textbooks’ platform perlego with $20m funding round

Education tech company Perlego secures $20m investment led by ex-Tesco boss Sir Terry Leahy, aiming to expand its digital library platform globally and develop AI-powered tools.

Private equity firms are circling Evelyn Partners' accountancy division, which has been put up for sale and is attracting significant interest despite rising regulatory scrutiny.

Private equity firms target Evelyn Partners’ accountancy division despite regulatory concerns

Private equity firms, including Apax, are eyeing Evelyn Partners’ accountancy unit, valued at over £500M, amid regulatory scrutiny of private capital’s influence in the UK audit market.

ALL.SPACE, an advanced communications firm known for its cutting-edge technology used in military operations, has raised $44m (£33m) in a new funding round led by defence-focused investment firm Boka Group, which recently appointed former UK defence secretary Ben Wallace as a partner.

ALL.SPACE secures $44m funding to advance satellite communications technology

ALL.SPACE, an advanced communications firm known for its cutting-edge technology used in military operations, has raised $44m (£33m) in a new funding round led by defence-focused investment firm Boka Group, which recently appointed former UK defence secretary Ben Wallace as a partner.

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Legal

Introduced to tackle growing concerns over the safety of internet users – particularly children and vulnerable groups, the Online Safety Act (OSA) marks a significant shift in the regulatory landscape for businesses operating online platforms in the UK.

The Impact of the Online Safety Act on UK Businesses

Introduced to tackle growing concerns over the safety of internet users – particularly children and vulnerable groups, the Online Safety Act (OSA) marks a significant shift in the regulatory landscape for businesses operating online platforms in the UK.

In a groundbreaking victory for consumer rights, the Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of the claimant in the Johnson v. Firstrand Bank case, setting a historic precedent in the motor finance industry.

Landmark Court of Appeal Ruling Promises £21bn Payout for Motor Finance Mis-Selling Victims

In a landmark victory for consumers, the Court of Appeal has ruled against PCP mis-selling in the Johnson v. Firstrand Bank case, paving the way for a £21bn payout. Learn more about this groundbreaking ruling and its impact on UK car finance.

A new duty on employers to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment is imminent. What do businesses need to do to prepare?

A guide to the new legal duty on employers to prevent workplace sexual harassment

A new duty on employers to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment is imminent. What do businesses need to do to prepare?

Companies House

Companies House introduces new penalties to boost compliance and corporate transparency

Companies House has implemented a new regime of penalties aimed at improving compliance and transparency in the UK’s company register, with a focus on cracking down on misuse and economic crime.

The Employment Tribunal recently considered these issues in the Toure v Commissioners for HM Revenue and Customs case.

Should you contact an employee on sick leave?

The Employment Tribunal recently considered these issues in the Toure v Commissioners for HM Revenue and Customs case.

IHG debuts Holiday Inn & Suites in Pakistan IHG Hotels & Resorts, one of the world’s leading hotel companies, is expanding its footprint in Pakistan by signing a franchise agreement with MGC Developments to launch Holiday Inn & Suites Islamabad DHA II. Scheduled to open in August 2028, the 150-key hotel in Pakistan’s capital will join IHG’s portfolio of more than 1,000 operational Holiday Inn hotels globally.  A pioneer brand with a rich heritage, Holiday Inn has continued to evolve through the years, keeping the guest at the heart of all innovation and earning its status as one of the world’s most loved, trusted and recognized hotel brands. Designed for the contemporary traveler, Holiday Inn & Suites Islamabad DHA II will feature the brand-transforming Open Lobby concept, offering guests a revolutionary approach and in-hotel experience. The new concept reimagines the traditional hotel lobby into a multi-functional hub featuring trendy and modern designs, where guests can seamlessly blend work, grab a bite, or unwind. Haitham Mattar, Managing Director, India, Middle East & Africa, IHG, said: “The signing of Holiday Inn & Suites Islamabad DHA II is a significant milestone in our strategic expansion across the Southwest Asia region. With the capital city of Pakistan known for its beautiful scenery, vibrant culture, and strategic location, we are confident that our partnership with MGC Developments will further support the tourism sector, offering guests a comfortable stay and showcasing international standards of hospitality.” “We are thrilled to partner with IHG Hotels & Resorts, a globally acclaimed hospitality leader. This venture is part of our bigger goal to deliver hundreds of cutting-edge projects in Pakistan. We envision blending MGC’s distinctive experiences with IHG's unmatched hospitality expertise while fulfilling the city’s hospitality needs and contributing to Pakistan’s economic growth,” said theFounder & CEO of MGC Developments, Ch. Nouman Iftikhar, during the signing ceremony. The signing capitalizes on the untapped and unbranded hospitality sector in Pakistan, which is expected to witness significant growth due to the increasing demand that has been recorded in the country. Deeply rooted in the Holiday Inn brand ethos to deliver high quality and authentic travel experience to all guests, the hotel will feature thoughtfully designed rooms and suites, an all-day dining restaurant, bar, fitness center, an outdoor, pool, spa, meeting spaces and high-speed wi-fi. The facilities will be complemented by warm and welcoming service, offering the brand’s renowned ‘Kids Stay and Eat Free’ program. In addition to its broad range of facilities, the newly-built hotel in DHA Phase II will offer guests unparalleled access to cityscape, entertainment, recreation, and dining. Islamabad is also a popular destination among domestic and international tourists, as visitors can indulge in the city’s rich cultural heritage and explore several iconic landmarks such as the Faisal Mosque, Shakarparian National Park, and Pakistan Monument. IHG currently has 193 hotels operating across 9 brands in South West Asia, Middle East and Africa, including Six Senses, InterContinental Hotels and Resorts®, Crowne Plaza®, Holiday Inn Resort® and Holiday Inn Express®, and a strong pipeline of 160 hotels due to open in the next 3-5 years.

ICO reprimands Sky Betting and gaming for using cookies without consent

The ICO has reprimanded Sky Betting and Gaming for processing personal data via advertising cookies without user consent. Learn about the enforcement action and its implications for online privacy.

UK businesses risk losing billions by failing to protect their inventions with overseas patents, filing at much lower rates than competitors. Experts urge government action to secure the UK’s position in global innovation.

UK businesses at risk of losing billions by neglecting overseas patents

UK businesses risk losing billions by failing to protect their inventions with overseas patents, filing at much lower rates than competitors. Experts urge government action to secure the UK’s position in global innovation.

Disney has come under fire for arguing that a widower whose wife tragically died after suffering a severe allergic reaction at a Walt Disney World restaurant cannot pursue legal action against the company because he had previously signed up for a free trial of Disney's streaming service, Disney+.

Disney claims widower cannot sue over wife’s death at theme park restaurant due to Disney+ subscription agreement

Disney argues that a wrongful death lawsuit filed by a widower whose wife died from an allergic reaction at a Disney restaurant should be dismissed due to an arbitration clause in the Disney+ streaming service agreement.

The main provisions of the Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023 and the Code of Practice on Fair and Transparent Distribution of Tips come into force on 1 October 2024.

New rules on tips: what do they mean for employers?

The main provisions of the Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023 and the Code of Practice on Fair and Transparent Distribution of Tips come into force on 1 October 2024.

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Made in Britain

Roach Bridge Tissues, a specialised printer and converter of wrapping tissue paper, serves the retail POS and e-commerce markets with a diverse clientele that includes designer apparel, footwear, cut glass, pottery, wine bottle wrapping, interleaving for sheet metals, optical lenses, and home removals packaging.

Secrets of Success: Insights from Camilla Hadcock, Director of Roach Bridge Tissues

Roach Bridge Tissues, a specialised printer and converter of wrapping tissue paper, serves the retail POS and e-commerce markets with a diverse clientele that includes designer apparel, footwear, cut glass, pottery, wine bottle wrapping, interleaving for sheet metals, optical lenses, and home removals packaging.

Almost six in ten of businesses prefer to buy UK-manufactured products over alternatives imported from other countries as ‘buy British’ sentiment rises 20% at businesses across the economy, according to nationwide research.

6 in 10 businesses prefer to buy UK-made products, new research finds

Almost six in ten of businesses prefer to buy UK-manufactured products over alternatives imported from other countries as ‘buy British’ sentiment rises 20% at businesses across the economy, according to nationwide research.

In a world increasingly turning to natural solutions for health and wellness, Pukka Herbs stands as a beacon of herbal wisdom and holistic living.

Made in Britain: Harnessing nature’s power for wellness, Pukka Herbs

In a world increasingly turning to natural solutions for health and wellness, Pukka Herbs stands as a beacon of herbal wisdom and holistic living.

Hawkins & Shepherd, founded by Carl Thompson is the epitome of British tailoring excellence as every shirt is a masterpiece of craftsmanship

Made in Britain: Tailored excellence, Hawkins & Shepherd’s pursuit of perfection in menswear

In the bustling streets of London, amidst the flurry of fashion houses and designer labels, Hawkins & Shepherd stands as a beacon of sartorial sophistication.

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Opinion

Paul Askew is one of the UK’s most pioneering figures in hospitality. Chef Patron and owner for the last 9 years of The Art School in Liverpool, Paul creates classic and innovative fine-dining experiences whilst working with many excellent young chefs under his tutelage. His focus remains fixed on bringing the highest standard of gastronomy to Liverpool and to showcase just how far the city can go. Paul continues to achieve the city region ever more recognition, wedded to the field to fork philosophy which embraces sustainability and seasonality at The Art School. Over the last 2 years, Paul has cooked away from his kitchen for the G7 delegation in December 2021, recreated The Art School at The Grand National in Aintree in April 2022 and 2023, The Turner Prize December 2022 and is the patron of the recent Taste Liverpool. Drink Bordeaux festival which returns to the city in summer 2024. As part of his wider work, Paul is a fellow of the Royal Academy of Culinary Arts and their Chairman for the North of England and a Disciple of Escoffier. He is also part of a collective of chefs who opened the intimate Scouse brasserie in Liverpool, Barnacle, in December 2021, to great acclaim.

We voted for change, now we desperately need it in hospitality

Could motor finance become the next PPI scandal?

Entrepreneurs set to leave the UK as it is no longer the country for business

Technology

In its first Autumn Budget, the Labour government has committed £500 million to improve broadband speed and mobile coverage across the UK, with a particular focus on rural areas.

UK government pledges £500m to expand broadband and mobile coverage in rural areas

Introduced to tackle growing concerns over the safety of internet users – particularly children and vulnerable groups, the Online Safety Act (OSA) marks a significant shift in the regulatory landscape for businesses operating online platforms in the UK.

The Impact of the Online Safety Act on UK Businesses

In a sharp escalation of tensions between Brussels and Elon Musk, one of the European Union’s top officials, Věra Jourová, has branded the billionaire tech entrepreneur a "promoter of evil" over his handling of X, formerly known as Twitter.

Elon Musk branded ‘promoter of evil’ by top EU official in clash over online moderation

Business

Are you sure your computer is really secure? With cyber threats increasing, improving your computer's security is more important then ever.

Is Your Computer Really Secure? How to Improve Your Security

Are you sure your computer is really secure? With cyber threats increasing, improving your computer’s security is more important then ever.

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