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Amy is a newly qualified journalist specialising in business journalism at Business Matters with responsibility for news content for what is now the UK’s largest print and online source of current business news.

Teenage darts sensation Luke Littler has applied to trademark his own face in a landmark move aimed at protecting his image from AI-generated fakes and unauthorised commercial use.

Luke Littler moves to trademark his face in bid to combat AI fakes

20 March 2026 Legal, News, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Santander has tightened its hybrid working policy, instructing its UK office-based staff to work the equivalent of three days a week at its offices.

SME lending rises to £17.5bn as small businesses drive AI-led growth across the UK

20 March 2026 In Business, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

At just 26, Doménique Wissink is redefining what luxury travel looks like. As founder of Extra Ibiza, he has built a fast-growing, high-end travel company that goes far beyond villas and yachts—using psychological insight to curate deeply personalised experiences for discerning clients.

Getting To Know You: Doménique Wissink, founder of Extra Ibiza

20 March 202620 March 2026 Profiles Amy Ingham 0 Comments

British Steel secures a record £70m order as part of a £746m UK-Nigeria ports deal, supporting UK jobs and boosting trade through major infrastructure investment.

Record-breaking British Steel order secured in £746m UK–Nigeria ports deal

20 March 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Neurodiverse workers could hold a distinct advantage as artificial intelligence reshapes the modern workplace, according to a UK technology entrepreneur who says businesses are overlooking a critical talent pool at a pivotal moment of change.

Neurodiverse talent could be key advantage in AI economy, says UK tech founder

20 March 202619 March 2026 Opinion Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Businesses across South Wales are being invited to apply for grants of up to £1.5 million under a new funding programme designed to drive economic growth and job creation in the wake of Tata Steel UK’s transition to greener steelmaking.

Tata Steel transition fund opens with grants of up to £1.5m for Welsh businesses

19 March 2026 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

British manufacturers are facing fresh uncertainty as Donald Trump’s sweeping new steel and aluminium tariffs threaten more than £2.7 billion ($3.43bn) worth of UK exports to the United States — a move that is already prompting order cancellations, price hikes, and long-term strategic questions for exporters.

UK sets 50% domestic steel target as tariffs ramp up on imports

19 March 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Nearly 400 UK employers have been fined for failing to pay the legal minimum wage, with thousands of workers left out of pocket as enforcement action intensifies ahead of further pay rises this spring.

Nearly 400 firms fined as minimum wage breaches hit 60,000 workers

19 March 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Greene King is weighing up a fresh round of job cuts as Britain’s second-largest pub chain grapples with rising taxes, higher operating costs and mounting pressure on consumer spending.

Greene King to sell 150 pubs as operator reshapes estate amid mounting cost pressures

19 March 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

NatWest Group has opened applications for the second year of its Fintech Programme, calling on UK-based fintechs that are using artificial intelligence to reshape the future of customer experience in financial services.

Innovate UK pivots funding to back high-growth firms and future ‘industry giants’

19 March 2026 Get Funded, News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

PwC’s US chief executive has delivered a stark warning to senior staff, declaring that partners who resist artificial intelligence “have no place” at the firm as it rapidly reshapes its business model to adapt to technological disruption.

PwC warns AI sceptics ‘have no place’ as firm accelerates shift to automated services

19 March 2026 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Stepping away from a long and successful career in Big Four and national accountancy firms is no small decision, yet that is exactly what Greg McNally did when he founded VITA.

Getting To Know You: Greg McNally, managing partner, Vita

18 March 2026 Profiles Amy Ingham 0 Comments

A significant ownership shift has taken place at The Economist Group after Canadian billionaire Stephen Smith agreed to acquire a 26.9 per cent stake from Lynn Forester, Lady de Rothschild, marking the first major change in the publisher’s shareholder structure in more than a decade.

Canadian billionaire Stephen Smith takes 27% stake in economist group

18 March 2026 Entrepreneurs, In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Close Brothers has announced plans to cut around 600 job, equivalent to roughly a fifth of its workforce, as the lender accelerates a sweeping cost-cutting programme in response to mounting pressure from the motor finance mis-selling scandal.

Close Brothers to cut 600 jobs as motor finance scandal pressures finances

18 March 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Businesses are not required to have a petrol pump on their premises to claim refunds of VAT on fossil fuel expenses, why is it not the same for EV charging?

Tribunal ruling could cut public EV charging VAT to 5%, raising prospect of cheaper charging

17 March 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

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Britain’s biggest business organisations have closed ranks against a wave of antisemitism sweeping the country, with 40 trade bodies and employer groups signing a joint letter pledging to root out anti-Jewish prejudice from the nation’s workplaces.

UK business chiefs unite to combat workplace antisemitism as Met chief warns jews ‘not safe’ in London

Forty UK business organisations led by the BCC and CBI sign a joint letter pledging zero tolerance of workplace antisemitism, as Met chief Sir Mark Rowley warns MPs that Jews are ‘not currently safe’ in London.

JCB chairman Lord Bamford warns ministers face public revolt over £333bn welfare bill

Treasury orders review into bank branch closures as small firms count the cost

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