Openreach scales back UK ultrafast fibre broadband
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Openreach is to limit its investment in the rollout of ultrafast fibre broadband as BT pushes forward with an intense cost-cutting scheme….
Twitter’s top advertisers leave en masse following Musk entrance
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Twitter’s top advertisers are leaving the social media firm en masse, as Elon Musk’s grand plans scare away marketeers. More than a…
Bank of England Deputy Governor says he would consider case for cutting interest rates
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A senior Bank of England policymaker has suggested that he could consider voting to cut UK interest rates, if growth and inflation…
Made.com collapsed owing customers and creditors £187m
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Made.com, the online furniture retailer, collapsed into administration owing customers £17.1 million, new documents have revealed. A report on the finances published…
Met Police to contact 70,000 potential victims after smashing London-based fraud ring
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Detectives are warning 70,000 potential victims after at least £48 million was netted by criminals operating an online fraud factory. The international…
Royal Mail workers and lecturers walk out as winter strikes begin
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The first major wave of winter strikes begins today with lecturers, postal workers and teachers walking out amid the cost of living…
The do’s and don’ts of the office Christmas party
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Now that the obligatory, heartstring-tugging John Lewis advert has aired, and your usually dismal and tired local high street has swathed itself…
3 places your business is haemorrhaging money – and how to fix it
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With 82% of businesses failing because of poor cash flow, companies need to do everything possible to keep their finances in check….
UK finalises data deal with South Korea to help unlock millions in economic growth
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UK organisations will be able to share personal data securely with the Republic of Korea before the end of the year as…
Borrowing rises less rapidly than expected despite energy cap bill
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Government borrowing rose by less than expected last month, despite it spending extra billions on an energy price cap and covering its…