Energy customers are being short-changed by “perverse” government targets to install electronic smart meters in homes across the UK, according to the consum
Brexit red tape on British businesses has caused UK-EU goods trade to slump and the problem is getting worse, economists have warned.The findings from a report
Six young people who represented Wales at the 47th WorldSkills Competition in Lyon and brought home a silver medal and a Best in Nation accolade. Ruben Duggan
The UK is set to continue its specialisation as a producer of financial, digital and business services, according to new research. Santander UK has published a
Amazon is ending its hybrid work policy and ordering staff back to the office five days a week.The change will go into effect in January, boss Andy Jassy said i
Mr Even said his company’s H175M model remained the best suited to succeed the Puma, a battlefield workhorse that has seen a
Planned post-Brexit checks on fruit and vegetables brought into Britain from the EU have been delayed for the third time, amid concerns from suppliers that they
Boeing is making immediate spending cuts and says it may temporarily lay off staff, as it grapples with a strike by more than 30,000 workers in the US.The cuts
More than four in 10 UK businesses lack the confidence and skills to face cyber threats, Ipsos research has revealed. A new repor
Murdoch court battle: Rupert, Lachlan and James arrive in courtA court battle to determine the future of Rupert Murdoch's media empire and a £14.9bn family tru
Glasgow Convention Bureau has been named the UK’s Best Convention Bureau for the 18th consecutive year at the prestigious M&IT Awards in London on Fr
The iconic Belfast company that built the Titanic is to collapse into administration. Harland & Wolff has announced it is insolvent and will a