Business and Economics

"If only more businesses could be a little more like Timpsons in how they treat their employees", one person said.

Clients are switching to local sourcing to avoid the post-Brexit trade complications, the PMI survey found.

It's a pretty damning verdict from the former secretary of the Treasury, director of the National Economic Council and president of Harvard University.

"Access to the single market used to be Britain's sales pitch to the world. Not any more." 

Tom Glanfield is one of the UK’s brightest and most successful young businessmen. We sit down with him to find out the secret to successfully growing a business.

Figures compiled by the FT show that dividends dished out by water companies hit £1.4 billion in the year to the end of March 2022.

A deal struck by Boris Johnson in Delhi could decimate the British rice milling industry, with the vast majority of jobs at risk in Leave-voting areas.

Officials have been accused of been "asleep at the wheel" as looming new rules covering electric vehicles approach.

"The North East wasn't as important for them as maybe other places in this country", Orral Nadjari said in an explosive interview.