Over the past few months, the steel industry in the UK has been grabbing the news headlines, but for all the wrong reasons.
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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,...
Iron and Steel have been the foundation of Britain’s industrial revolution. And with the likely shutdown of Port Talbot’s steelworks, the wheels have come full circle
It appears that the Government's plans to relax Sunday trading laws for large retail stores may not materialise as many Tory MPs have threatened to vote...
The Cameron government has given powers to the local councils to decide on allowing the shops to remain open for more time on Sundays
Online investment platform Rplan, which offers access to over 2,000 funds for retail investors and a tool to compare fees, has found a huge 280% increase...
ArcelorMittal said it had lost nearly $8 billion last year, and that it planned to seek $3 billion in new capital from shareholders to shore up its finances
Sainsbury's and Dixon Carphone, as well as many other British companies have been given excruciating amount of taxpayer's money to install energy-efficient...
Jaguar Land Rover has become UK's largest car maker, beating long-time industry leader Nissan to second place, building 489,923 cars in the UK in 2015 compared to the Japanese automotive giant's 476,589.
According to an influential forecast that was recently released, despite of the global market commotion that cleared £110 billion off public companies' values in so far this January, Britain's growth will be faster in 2016.
