On Sunday 5th April, OYO Hotels & Homes rolled out a campaign which is helping the British people to thank NHS workers by rolling out ‘virtual hotel’ named OYO Rooms for Carers.
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26th Aug 2026 | Updated at 01:07pm 26th Aug 2026
Nearly half of Britons believe wealthy have a duty to give to charity
Almost half of the British public believe high-net-worth individuals have a duty to donate to charity, according to new research unveiled at the third Giving and Impact Summit, where more than 140 philanthropists, wealth advisers, business leaders...
Former RAF pilot steers CAB through turbulent turnaround
A former Royal Air Force fighter pilot who once flew Tornado jets at supersonic speeds is now navigating a different kind of high-pressure environment: the financial markets.Neeraj Kapur, 60, chief executive of CAB Payments, is leading a turnaround...
Almost half of UK companies are expected to furlough at least 50 per cent of their staff in the next few week due to coronavirus
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak took further action to support firms affected by the coronavirus crisis by bolstering business interruption loans...
What is it?The Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (“CBILS”) is an agreed arrangement with certain banks to provide access to loans, overdrafts, invoice finance and asset finance of up to £5 million for up to 6 years.
Due to limitations in space, this article gives a summary of what needs to be considered amidst the current epidemic:
Trains in Britain have been effectively nationalised after the Boris Johnson-led government suspended rail franchise agreements.
The UK government has chosen medical ventilators it believes can be rapidly produced to equip the NHS with 30,000 machines needed to cope with an upsurge...
The UK announced the extension of all expiring or expired visas of foreign nationals, including Indians, who are unable to return home due to the coronavirus...
UK banks are stepping up fraud prevention measures to protect customers from scammers eager to exploit the coronavirus pandemic with a whole range of new tricks, including fake sales of medical supplies and bogus government relief schemes
Contactless limit for in-store spending is set to increase from £30 to £45 from April 1
