“Tech4PrisonLeavers” launches to support men leaving prison with digital skills
The Digital Poverty Alliance and Intel have partnered with Trailblazers Mentoring Charity to launch “Tech4PrisonLeavers”, a scheme which provides young…
British Business Bank names UKEF chief Taylor as new boss
A former executive at Standard Chartered has been named the new chief executive of the government’s under-fire British Business Bank…
Britain will not follow EU ruling making USB C charging ports mandatory on all phones
The UK will not join the EU in making USB-C charging ports mandatory on all phones and other electronic devices, the…
Housing market shows signs of cooling, says Halifax
The housing market is showing signs of cooling, Halifax has said, as households face a squeeze on their finances. The…
Petrol prices: cost of filling family car hits £100 for the first time
The cost of filling a typical family car with petrol has exceeded an average of £100 for the first time.…
Drivers join rail strikes as ballots set to spread
The crisis threatening Britain’s railways this summer has deepened after train drivers voted to join the biggest rail strikes in…
Is the Tide Turning For Stocks?
You can’t see me right now, but I’m bouncing up and down in my chair. Not because I crossed $7.4…
Freight Systems Express Wales launches hassle-free customs clearance service to help businesses navigate post-Brexit import and export landscape
Fast-growing firm eyes further expansion with bespoke customs clearance service International freight forwarders, Freight Systems Express Wales (FSEW), has launched…
Third of UK workers experience tech issues working remotely
New research has revealed that a third of UK office workers experience problems with their workplace technology which, on average,…
Euan Blair’s apprenticeship start-up worth £1.4bn
The education business run by Euan Blair, the son of the former prime minister Tony Blair, has joined the ranks…