The International Monetary Fund has cut UK's growth forecasts again on the back of the Brexit vote.
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24th Oct 2024 | Updated at 08:07pm 24th Oct 2024
Pioneering the South Asian grocery market in the UK
In 1981, Piyush Sedani opened a shop selling Indian groceries in Upton Park, supported by his brothers Arvind and Vipul. Over the years, the shop steadily grew, and by 1992, Quality Foods had firmly established itself as a recognised brand,...
Driving sustainable change through Hilal and Buzz EV
Irshad Akhtar is CEO of Hilal, a Sharia Compliant Investment Fund currently being established in Abu Dhabi. He is also the founder of Buzz EV which specialises in renewables, including solar, batteries, EV and environmental management for homes,...
The British currency pound has continued to fall against the US dollar as worries persist over the UK’s economic prospects outside the EU
Sadiq Khan is due to meet with leading Indian businesses on Wednesday, to explore opportunities to attract further investment and to reassure leaders them that London is open for business.
At a glittering gala ceremony compered by actress and author Meera Syal, MSDUK showcased the success of UK’s ethnic minority entrepreneurship, many of...
Liberty House is ahead of others to acquire Tata Steel's speciality and pipe businesses that could save close to 2,000 jobs.
Tata's Port Talbot Steelworks has moved back into profit, after a rise in global steel markets and efforts of record production by workers
Day Lewis is considering buying all 14 Lloydspharmacy branches up for sale following the multiple’s deal with Sainsbury’s, C+D has learned.
Joining GlaxoSmithKline Plc in a vow to strengthen British employment, McDonald's Corp. is all set to create 5,000 jobs in the UK by the end of 2017, in addition to the 8,000 announced in 2014.
Labour MP Frank Field called Sir Philip Green "evil" saying he needed to "face up to the evil he has done in destroying BHS, workers' jobs, and pension fund liabilities."
Former BHS owner Sir Philip Green has demanded an "immediate apology" from MP Frank Field for comments he made about his running of the collapsed retailer.
