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Indian businesses view UK as key market for expansion: Report
London: The UK is seen as a preferred international destination for expansion by a majority of Indian businesses, according to a new analysis by business and fi
Wimbledon caterer Compass plots multimillion pound pay rise for CEO
Compass Group, the FTSE-100 catering giant which counts the Wimbledon tennis championships among its most prestigious contracts, is in talks with
Post Office CEO Nick Read prefers teams of ‘younger, deferential…
A former Post Office finance chief has said the company’s chief executive, Nick Read, prefers to work with teams of “younger, deferential males”, with ver
Firms must ‘prepare’ for shocks to global financial markets, Bank…
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Middle East conflict: Why oil prices are not surging ahead
Israel is fighting on at least four fronts, threatening a war across the oil-rich Middle East, but there is no great sense of fear yet as far as f
Oil prices jump after Iranian missile attacks on Israel in…
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US port strike poses fresh inflation risk
A prolonged strike by US port workers risks a new wave of freight-led inflation, according to experts.The walkout, at each of the 36 major ports a
Indian businesses eye the UK for global expansion
Indian businesses are eyeing expansion campaigns in the UK, according to research from Grant Thornton. However,
SIMEX 24 – A major market-wide simulation exercise to test…
News release The Bank of England, in partnership with UK Finance, the financial sector and the other UK financial authorities (HM Treasury and the Financial Co
Condé Nast Names New UK Chief Business Officer
Condé Nast, the publisher of Vogue, GQ and Vanity Fair, announced Tuesday the appointment of Luke Robins as the UK’s chief business officer, “following an
Offshore Wind Energy a ‘£12bn a Year UK Investment Opportunity’
The UK is sitting on a £12 billion a year investment opportunity to develop offshore wind, with a highly skilled domestic workforce and world-class engineering
