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Vote of confidence in UK economy as British AI company…
UK AI company Wayve secures over $1 billion investment to develop next generation of AI-powered self-driving vehicles Wayve co-founder hails “UK
UK/Scotland forestry investment sector contraction – a short pause? –…
THE UK forestry investment sector was not insulated from the well reported economic and fiscal challenges that impacted the wider global economy. During
Brewer to invest £39m in suburban pubs revival
Heineken is to spend £39m on reviving hundreds of “tired” suburban pubs in a bid to attract punters working from home.The
London was never going to be a post-Brexit loser
A Goldman insider says one of the “big reasons” to go ahead with the removal of the bonus cap was to compete with other fin
Decarbonisation progress of UK businesses slowing down
UK businesses will fall behind the Paris Agreement pathway by 2025 at their current rate of decarbonisation, according to a new study. Analysing th
British business excellence celebrated in second year of The King’s…
252 recipients announced in The King’s Awards for Enterprise - the UK’s most prestigious business awards. Five businesses have received awards in two
Calls grow for urgent talks to protect future of Grangemouth…
The UK and Scottish governments have been asked to arrange urgent talks to protect the future of Scotland’s only remaining oil refinery at Grangemouth.Daniel
Britain would be better off with fewer buy-to-let landlords, says…
It emerged last month that UK rents rose at a record rate of 9.2pc in March, taking the average monthly rent across Britain to
China’s gold-buying spree could be the straw that breaks the…
On top of this, the US may be its own worst enemy. The recent strength of the economy and markets partly reflects a massive fis
Scientists pour scorn on mushroom coffee, the latest ‘healthy’ food…
Sipping mushroom coffee sounds like a weird camping trip anecdote but more Britons are embracing this alternative morning pick-me-up as “mushroom mania” swe
Corbyn economics guru urges Starmer to borrow and spend more
The Government has sought to stem the rise in benefit payments by tightening the criteria for people who say they are too menta
The undersea nuclear graveyard now more costly than HS2
Steve Thomas, emeritus professor of energy policy at Greenwich University, an expert in nuclear economics and policy, points ou
