The British government has launched a scheme to recruit and train school-leavers as future commerce experts as it prepares to carry out its own trade negotiations...
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23rd Jul 2019 | Updated at 02:53am 23rd Jul 2019
No-deal Brexit likely to hit interest rates: bank official
One of Bank of England's key policymakers believes a no-deal Brexit could result in a prolonged period with interest rates at a record low level of almost zero
Britain plans to train youngsters as future trade negotiators
The British government has launched a scheme to recruit and train school-leavers as future commerce experts as it prepares to carry out its own trade negotiations for the first time in decades
One of Britain's biggest car dealerships, Lookers, has suffered a major setback as shares of the company tumbled another 30 per cent after the firm issued a profits warning blaming increasingly challenging trading conditions
One of Bank of England's key policymakers believes a no-deal Brexit could result in a prolonged period with interest rates at a record low level of almost...
The Unite union has threatened to "shut down" Britain's biggest airport Heathrow this summer after calling a series of strikes over pay
India's ride-hailing giant Ola has been given permission by London’s transport agency to launch its service in the UK capital
A government employee responsible of finding a buyer for British Steel has said he is considering several "viable" offers but warned that a sale aimed...
Over thousands of businesses across Britain are currently treading water as they wait for the Brexit fog to clear
Network Rail has made a bid for parts of British Steel ahead of an initial deadline for offers for the company, which collapsed into liquidation in May...
Tata Group’s unit making chemicals in the UK plans to build the country’s first industrial-scale carbon capture project
Philip Hammond has warned two Conservative leadership candidates that their spending plans cannot be funded if the UK crashes out of the EU without a deal
