Consumers remain cost-conscious even as inflation declines, according to industry data.
Despite moderate price increases, most consumers are concerned about the rising cost of shopping, according to industry data.
Audoo, supported by Sir Elton John, listens to business executives.
A music technology company that has the backing of Sir Paul McCartney and Sir Elton John is hiring three senior executives in order to grow its workforce.
Following an illegal state aid case, Apple was “required” to pay Ireland £11 billion.
The European Court of Justice has ruled that Apple must reimburse Ireland $13 billion (£11 billion) in overdue taxes, after a protracted legal battle that Ireland did not initiate.
BT CEO Marc Allera tells News that planning regulations prohibit speedier internet.
Planning laws are slowing down the rollout of faster internet, the head of BT's consumer division told News.
Huw Edwards: Following a scandal, CEO Tim Davie disputes the “wholesale banning” of newsreader video.
In response to the controversy involving former newsreader Huw Edwards, the company's director has stated that "no wholesale banning" of any video from the archive has taken place.
Oil prices have dropped to their lowest point since 2021, but will drivers profit?
Further fuel pump price reductions may result from a decline in oil prices, but any gains could be lost the next month as the chancellor looks for measures to strengthen…
PKR thrashes USD after remittances shoot up
Pakistan witness a significant increase in workers' remittances in August 2024
Next year, the state pension will increase by £460.
According to recent pay data, the new full state pension is anticipated to increase by £460 a year starting in April.
EU judicial rulings Google’s fine is €2.4 billion.
Europe's highest court has ruled that Google must pay €2.4 billion (£2 billion) in fines for abusing its dominant market position as a shopping comparison service.
Ministers will discuss substantial improvements to workers’ rights with SMEs.
Leaders of the nation's army of small companies are set to meet with ministers this week amidst growing opposition to the government's dramatic proposals to change workers' rights.
