Registered companies in the UK hits record number in 2022
An analysis by Enterprise Nation reveals the number of new businesses registered in 2022 in the UK hit a record level.
UK firms need to overhaul their thinking on older workers, according to recruitment firm
Recruitment firm, Robert Half, has cautioned that the UK could face the same skills challenge in the next few years without an overhaul of skills development.
Rebecca Crook admits that 'times are tough for retailers' despite 0.5% retail sales growth
The Chief Growth Officer of CI&T stressed that it is crucial for retailers to up their game to survive this period, as consumers are engaging in prudent buying.
Inflation in the UK has fallen - yet food prices have not
United Kingdom inflation eased to 10.1% in January 2023 and eased the pressure on the Bank of England. Many retailers, however, need to maintain higher product prices.
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UK economy in crisis, as the Chancellor urges missing workforce to return
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Inflation will add £18 billion to UK non-food retail sales in 2023
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Companies that employ technological innovations will succeed, according to Descartes System Group
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Virgin Media O2 is leading the initiative to establish greater career opportunities in the UK workspace
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Scrapping of return train tickets could be difficult for businesses and entrepreneurs
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UK entrepreneurship in 2023 shining brighter than inflation would make it out to be
The recently released Oracle NetSuite study foreshadows optimistic growth for UK entrepreneurs and foreshadows a glimpse of hope for economic development.
Latest interest rate increase is 'bad news' for business owners, claims finance expert
A leading business finance expert has claimed that the latest increase in interest rates is 'bad news' for many businesses.
Logistics execs see 2023 recession as 'Likely' or 'Certain'
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Report reveals businesses are still suffering under steep rents and Covid's continuing impact
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Nearly 80% of people pushed into poverty by Covid were from India
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Asia's richest woman loses half her wealth due to China's property crisis
Yang Huiyan, the richest woman in Asia, has lost more than half of her wealth due to the ongoing property market crisis in China.
Netflix lays off 300 more employees in latest round of job cuts
Streaming platform Netflix has had to lay off 300 of its employees after it reported a decline in revenue at the start of 2022.
Sri Lanka running out of medicine, doctors warn of death toll surpassing Covid
Sri Lanka is running out of almost all basic amenities such as food and fuel due to the current economic crisis. The doctors in the country have said that they are now running out of medicines too.
Sri Lanka cancels school exams due to shortage of printing paper, ink
The economic crisis faced by Sri Lanka is only worsening with each passing day, the country has now cancelled school exams for millions of students as it has run out of printing paper and ink
Emergency broadband program aims to provide internet access to families impacted by pandemic
US families must show proof of a significant loss of income since February 2020.
Japan exits recession as GDP grows 5.0% in Q3
The positive figures come after three quarters of contraction in the world's third-largest economy.
Devastating bacon shortage looms in wake of Denmark travel ban
With 25 percent of pork products being sold in the UK coming from Denmark, an extended travel ban could have many breakfast plates lacking a major staple on the table.
UK farmers looking to recruit thousands of workers for next summer
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Grab your turkey early as shortage looms over Christmas dinner 2020
The British Poultry Council (BPC) said the problem is due to a shortage of skilled workers that process the meat
Digital euro: European Central Bank considers shifting to digital currency in the future
There are two systems being considered for the digital currency, and the ECB has not committed "to a specific design" just yet.
Chinese restaurant chain apologises for asking customers to weigh in before ordering food
Chinese restaurant gets swift backlash from netizens accusing them of fat shaming on their zero food waste campaign.
New York City's growing homeless encampment is killing struggling local businesses
Homeless people living in New York's sidewalks say apartment owners overlooking the encampment are throwing hot water on them.
Obesity battle: Mexico approves ban on sale of junk food, sugary drinks to children
Mexico deputy health minister calls sugary drinks "bottled poison" and urges people to stop buying them.
McDonald's drops prices on classic menu items after VAT cut
The fast food chain set new reduced price menu items after government tax cuts on hospitality and tourism sector.
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Hong Kong Protests: US President Trump gets involved
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Trump to decide next China tariffs after G20 summit
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400,000 Americans to lose jobs if US tariffs on Mexico take effect
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Trump imposes 5% tariffs on all Mexico imports starting June 10
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US economy now on 'recession watch,' stock market 'deteriorating'
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China Slams US: Won't Change State-Run Economy Despite Trade War Demands
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