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Entrepreneur and Aston University alumna Dr Isabella Moore CBE is challenging stereotypes about older adults in business, advocating for the transformative power of later-life...
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BMW’s UK car finance division has earmarked more than £70 million to address potential customer compensation claims over controversial motor finance commissions, adding to...
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Fuel Ventures, a prominent UK-based venture capital fund, has led a £1.5 million Seed funding round in Groov, a pioneering embedded lending platform focused...
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Privacy is a human right. With all the reasons startups fail, ensure privacy isn’t one of them. Nigel Jones, ex-Google lawyer and now co-founder...
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The global economy has had a tumultuous year. Inflationary pressures have remained significant due to myriad factors making forex markets fascinating. Investors must always...
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A line up of the UK’s most dynamic female entrepreneurs has been unveiled by Small Business Britain, with 100 women who run some of...
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British companies installed a record number of public electric car chargers during 2022 as they raced to dominate a fast-growing and potentially lucrative market....
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A generation of passengers will be put off travelling by train for good because of industrial action, ministers fear, as Britain enters the worst...
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Rishi Sunak will be forced by the House of Lords to abandon plans for a bonfire of European Union laws by the end of...
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The government is effectively asking public sector workers to do their “civic duty” and accept real-terms pay cuts – a difficult pill to swallow...
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It was once the staple of any family utility room, ready to be deployed on a Sunday evening before the weekly return to school...
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The UK’s leading companies are less inclined to borrow now than at any point since the financial crisis of 2008, a survey of directors...
