Who knew that Murray Auchincloss was the boss we’ve been waiting for? Promoted into the top job in unusual circumstances, the new BP chief was a breath of old-fashioned fresh…
London’s jobs market is languishing well below its pre-pandemic levels as the capital continues to adjust to the impact of hybrid working, new data shows. Job postings across London are…
The original social media disruptor has been disrupted itself. Can it turn round mounting losses? Like its vanishing photos, Snapchat itself is facing up to fears it might too be…
The number of job vacancies at UK consultancies dropped by more than 80 per cent last year, as experts park the blame on firms over-hiring coupled with the drop in…
Inflation will fall to two per cent in the spring and stay there enabling the Bank of England to cut interest rates in May, according to new forecasts. Falling energy…
The Bank of England’s quantitative tightening (QT) programme is a “leap in the dark” which has not yet been adequately stress-tested, MPs have warned. In a report published today, the…
UK Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) fell sharply last year, declining by 17 per cent compared to a global decline of just six per cent. In total, the UK saw 3,628…
Alternative lenders are taking the wheel as the demand for larger loans by Britain’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) rises, according to a new poll of over 120 brokers. The…
Transport for London (TfL) and the Mayor of London have received a scolding from the UK’s advertising watchdog for misleading radio ads surrounding the ULEZ expansion. In a highly complex…
With lecturers incentivised to carry out worthless research and students let in on ability to pay, it is high time universities were reformed, writes Paul Ormerod Universities in the UK…