(Bloomberg) -- UK business groups warned the country’s new Labour government against raising a key tax on employers after Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Chan
ServiceNow (NOW) confirmed its commitment to the UK market, with plans to invest $1.5B into its UK business over the next five years. The company plans to expan
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Rachel Reeves warned her Budget on October 30 would be "tough" as she gave the clearest signal yet that businesses will face a hike in national insurance.The ch
The CBI, the struggling business lobbying group, is in talks to sub-let parts of its vast London headquarters as it continues to seek cost-cutting
The growth in employee annual earnings in Great Britain has fallen below 5% for the first time in more than two years, closing the gap between wages and inflati
The number of job vacancies decreased again, falling to 841,000 in the July to September period, although the total remains above pre-pandemic levels.Recruitmen
An AI platform for business transformation listed in New York plans to invest $1.5bn into its UK business over the next five years. ServiceNow plans to expand w
Indeed, the really striking aspect of this whole calamitous affair is that it has acted as a reminder that Britain is still reg
As the UK government gears up for its first budget, with which it has to try to balance the public coffers, economists and think tanks are laying out the case f
Proposals to give weight loss jabs to unemployed people living with obesity could be "very important" for our economy and health, the prime minister has told th
Major UK airports have continued to enjoy record-setting passenger numbers as the summer season comes to an end. London Heathrow catered for 7.3 million passe