Scammers will hope to exploit cost of living crisis, say UK police
The cost of living could be the next frontline for scammers, the head of the UK’s specialist police unit for…
Trade war fears grow as Boris Johnson issues final Brexit warning to EU
As Boris Johnson prepares for a visit to Northern Ireland later today, the Prime Minister has warned the EU the…
Made.com slashes 2022 outlook amid ‘tough trading environment’
Lifestyle brand Made.com lowered its expectations for the rest of 2022, with both gross sales and revenue expected to drop…
Greggs opens 49 new shops with sales of chicken goujons soaring
Greggs has said it has a “good” start to 2022 after launching 49 new shops in the first 19 weeks…
Screwfix to open 80 stores in expansion as pandemic DIY boom continues
Home improvement business Screwfix is to create 800 retail jobs by January as part of plans to open 80 new…
FSB launch new resources to support LGBT+ entrepreneurs
The UK’s biggest business membership organisation, the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), has launched a flagship new digital resources hub…
What is Lead Generation in B2B?
Every B2B company requires quality leads to stay in the market. To do this, lead generation strategies are usually employed. Lead generations…
Startups attitude to work costing them investment in the UK
Too many entrepreneurs fail due to lack of research and attitude to hard graft, an investor in UK startups has…
Ofgem to review energy price cap quarterly
The energy price cap will be updated every three months from October under Ofgem proposals to pass on changes in…
Covid and Brexit break just-in-time manufacturing supply chains
Just-in-time global manufacturing supply chains have been replaced in British factories with “just-in-case” arrangements and more local suppliers after the…