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UK business chiefs unite to combat workplace antisemitism as Met chief warns jews ‘not 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
Tate & Lyle weighs £2.7bn approach from US rival Ingredion
ebay rebuffs GameStop’s surprise $55.5bn swoop
National Grid commits record £70bn to power the next decade of energy networks
UK economy defies gloom with surprise March growth as Iran war clouds outlook
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Wayve lands government deal in race to put Britain in the self-driving fast lane

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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.

British small and medium-sized enterprises are facing a fresh squeeze on margins after official figures revealed inflation jumped to 3.3 per cent in March, the first hard evidence of how the Middle East conflict is feeding through to the real economy.

Inflation climbs to 3.3% as middle east conflict drives up fuel bills for Britain’s SMEs

22 April 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Rolls-Royce has been crowned the nation's most iconic trade mark in a public poll marking 150 years since Britain became one of the first countries in the world to formalise the protection of brands, the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) has announced.

Rolls-Royce tops the list as Britain’s trade mark register turns 150

22 April 202622 April 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Commuters across Britain are bracing for further travel disruption as train drivers at 16 rail companies and London Underground tube drivers have announced strike action for next month.

Tube strike chaos piles fresh pressure on London’s beleaguered night-time economy

20 April 2026 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Founders and advisers warn the latest hike in Business Asset Disposal Relief to 18% is squeezing entrepreneurs and pushing Britain's homegrown talent abroad.

BADR hike branded a ‘tax-grabbing assault’ as Britain’s founders eye the exit

20 April 2026 Finance, News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

The higher cost of borrowing is weighing heavily on bank lending in a sign that the UK economy may be facing a recession due to the Bank of England’s interest rate hikes.

Britain to ‘flirt’ with recession as Iran oil shock rattles SMEs

20 April 202620 April 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

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Meta to axe 8,000 jobs in May as Zuckerberg bets the house on AI

19 April 202619 April 2026 News, Social Media, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

There is a stage in entrepreneurship that many founders and senior leaders struggle to make sense of.

Why ADHD and entrepreneurship can drive success and create challenges in equal measure

17 April 2026 Opinion Amy Ingham 0 Comments

New car sales in the UK surged to their highest February level in more than two decades, highlighting continued recovery in the automotive market. However, industry figures show the transition to electric vehicles is losing momentum, with the market share of fully electric cars falling for the second consecutive month.

Seres files patent for voice-activated in-car toilet as china’s EV makers battle for attention

17 April 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Warehouse workers and and drivers at Tesco are to hold a series of strikes over pay which their trade union says could result in shortages in stores.

Tesco urges ministers to ease cost burden as Iran conflict clouds outlook

17 April 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

The UK's Gambling Commission is preparing to settle a £200 million legal claim from media mogul Richard Desmond regarding the awarding of the National Lottery licence, aiming to resolve a dispute that has hindered technological upgrades.

Desmond’s £1.3bn National Lottery battle collapses as High Court sides with Gambling Commission

17 April 202617 April 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Britain's video games industry is at risk of haemorrhaging talent and intellectual property to more nimble overseas rivals unless Whitehall moves swiftly to sharpen its tax and investment incentives, a leading advisory firm has warned.

Britain’s gaming industry needs a power-up or risks losing its crown to France, Ireland and Australia

16 April 2026 In Business, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

The world's largest live entertainment company has been dealt a bruising blow after a Manhattan federal jury ruled that Live Nation and its Ticketmaster subsidiary operated an unlawful monopoly over major concert venues in the United States, a verdict that is likely to reverberate through the global ticketing industry and intensify scrutiny of the firm's dominance in markets including the United Kingdom.

Live Nation and Ticketmaster ruled an illegal monopoly as US jury sides with States

16 April 2026 In Business, Legal Amy Ingham 0 Comments

One of Britain's largest trade unions has delivered a blistering rebuke to ministers over the newly unveiled British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme, accusing Whitehall of turning its back on the very manufacturers that have long defined the country's industrial heartlands.

GMB union attacks government for ‘disgracefully ignoring’ UK’s gas-intensive manufacturers

16 April 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

European aviation is staring down the barrel of a fuel crisis that could ground flights across the continent by June, the International Energy Agency has warned, with reserves thinning at an alarming pace and replacement supplies proving stubbornly difficult to secure.

Europe faces jet fuel crunch as gulf supply crisis deepens

16 April 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Crossing state lines can shift commercial auto insurance rules overnight. Each jurisdiction enforces unique regulations, from minimum liability thresholds to additional endorsements for specialized cargo.

Diesel drivers drive electric van searches up 143% as fuel costs bite

16 April 2026 In Business 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

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