The UK government has announced a £1.25 billion support package to help tech start-ups survive the coronavirus pandemic
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24th Oct 2026 | Updated at 10:36pm 24th Oct 2026
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For many aspiring homeowners, the biggest obstacle to buying a property is not necessarily earning enough to cover the monthly mortgage payments. It is finding the money for a deposit in the first place.
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A women’s health and nutrition business whose founders were once laughed out of investor meetings has grown into a £42 million company, with ambitions to more than double sales within two years.
New research shows that more than 520,000 UK house sales will be abandoned this year, after the government ordered a temporary freeze on the housing market last month due to the coronavirus outbreak
In an attempt to slash costs, Grant Thornton has cut the pay and hours of 300 UK employees whose workload has declined due to the coronavirus pandemic
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Chancellor Rishi Sunak has a whopping cash flow problem. Locking down the economy in response to the Covid-19 pandemic means that tax revenues have dried...
In the first reassessment of the property market by one of the major forecasters, Knight Frank said the number of house sales in the UK would plummet from 1,175,000 last year to just 734,000 this year
From his private island in the Caribbean, Sir Richard Branson is trying to convince the UK government to give his Virgin Atlantic airline a £500m bailout to help it survive the coronavirus pandemic and the economic fallout of the lockdown.
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.
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...
