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A legal dispute between Brent Cross shopping centre and John Lewis could lead to higher rental fees for retailers, according to Price Bailey.

Generally, entrepreneurs have two main options: side hustles and startups, each with its own unique characteristics and requirements

A decade after the Brexit vote, the UK’s economic landscape has undergone significant changes, with long-term impacts on growth, trade, and household incomes.

Financial crime is evolving into a systemic challenge that demands a unified response from both public and private sectors.

The UK’s largest water company, Thames Water, is on the brink of nationalisation as the government rejects a proposed £10bn rescue package.

Sigma Healthcare has unexpectedly withdrawn from negotiations to acquire Boots, leaving the future of the iconic UK pharmacy chain uncertain.

As global supply chains face unprecedented challenges in 2026, procurement departments are evolving from cost-focused operations to strategic resilience centers

The High Court has confirmed the appointment of special administrators for Euro Exchange Securities UK Limited, marking a significant development in financial regulation.

Discover the essentials of uk taxes for gen-z entrepreneurs, from registration to payment on account, and learn how to make informed decisions for your startup

Thales UK’s Northern Ireland sites have returned to normal operations after yesterday’s disruption. Find out more about the latest updates.

The Bank of England is considering keeping interest rates on hold, offering some relief to households and businesses grappling with the cost of living crisis.

Micro‑stacks give cottage industries a new edge; this article shows how to stack the right tools, scale, and keep growth steady

Wall Street experienced its worst day in months as tech stocks faced a massive sell-off, driven by a strong jobs report and fears of higher interest rates.

The FDA’s review of mifepristone’s safety has ignited a firestorm of controversy, with abortion rights advocates and anti-abortion groups clashing over the drug’s proven track record.

The EU financial sector is grappling with a surge in ICT-related incidents, highlighting the need for stronger cybersecurity measures and resilient systems.

A former civil engineer turned founder, Brian Moloney launched StormHarvester after spotting outdated systems in wastewater management; the Belfast company now uses ai and live sensor feeds to predict and prevent sewage incidents and was recognised by the 2026 EY…

A small independent on Hanover Street, Edinburgh, Hanover Healthfoods has been serving generations since at least 1904, moving from dried staples to modern supplements while keeping community trust.

Specialist advisors provide practical legal and strategic services across sport, entertainment and hospitality. We work with major events, clubs, venues and brands to deliver guidance on operations, rights, governance and IP, backed by multidisciplinary international experience.

Taiwan’s semiconductor and AI-led expansion has produced striking GDP and market gains, yet many workers and sectors remain excluded from the benefits

BP removes its chair and appoints Ian Tyler as interim leader as the board investigates governance and conduct issues

Starbucks Korea saw a marked drop in sales after a promotional campaign called ‘Tank Day’ provoked national outrage by recalling the May 18 Gwangju Uprising, triggering apologies, investigations and a leadership shake-up

Games Workshop raised its core revenue outlook and expects slightly improved pre-tax profits despite a fall in licensing income and rising tariff costs

Subcon Thailand’s 20th edition attracted more than 50,000 attendees and produced around 23 billion baht in parts trade, highlighting the role of business matching in linking Thai suppliers to global manufacturers

The 2026 World Cup will stress-test North American sportsbooks: product mismatches, fragmented regulation and payment reliability will decide who keeps new bettors after the tournament

A fresh analysis reveals tens of thousands of overdue invoices in Northern Ireland in the first quarter of 2026 and urges firms to act fast to avoid insolvency