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  • FCA takes further action against unregistered crypto ATMs in East London
  • Parts of HS2 to be delayed or cut as ministers prepare to reveal rising costs
  • Start-ups pile pressure on Hunt to reverse R&D tax overhaul
  • UK dodges recession but economy will stay below pre-Covid-19 level until end of 2024
  • RMT members to vote on new Network Rail pay offer
  • BMW brings electric Minis back to Oxford as taxpayers inject £75m
  • Restaurant Group to close 35 underperforming outlets
  • Rise of serviced offices aimed at hybrid working boosts IWG
  • UK gender pay gap widens as childcare costs worsen ‘motherhood penalty’
  • UK shoppers slash spending as price rises and energy bills bite

FCA takes further action against unregistered crypto ATMs in East London

In a joint operation with the Metropolitan Police, the Financial Conduct Authority inspected several ATM sites, using its enforcement powers.

HS2

Parts of HS2 to be delayed or cut as ministers prepare to reveal rising costs

Ministers are set to delay construction of key sections of the HS2 rail line, with a statement expected imminently outlining the extent of budget overruns amid soaring inflation.

Small Business Britain and Amazon combine to help smaller firms combat cost of living crisis

Small Business Britain is teaming up with the Amazon Small Business Accelerator to help small firms navigate the cost-of-living crisis and threat of recession.

Start-ups pile pressure on Hunt to reverse R&D tax overhaul

Pressure is mounting on the Chancellor to scrap changes to research and development (R&D) tax credits in next week’s budget as over 150 start-ups and Britain’s biggest small business body launch a fresh offensive on the Treasury.

Christmas comes early for high street retailers amid fears of stock shortages

UK dodges recession but economy will stay below pre-Covid-19 level until end of 2024

The UK is poised to avoid a recession this year but suffer a slow burning economic slump that will leave GDP below its pre-pandemic level until the final months of next year, new forecasts claim.

Jeremy Hunt is going to let a lot of people down at his budget next Wednesday as the Chancellor is poised to resist calls to save a flatlining economy

Jeremy Hunt’s budget is set to let a lot of people down

Jeremy Hunt is going to let a lot of people down at his budget next Wednesday as the Chancellor is poised to resist calls to save a flatlining economy

The government has been urged to end the stigma that surrounds rolled-up holiday pay, which leads to hundreds of millions of pounds of holiday pay going unclaimed every year. 

Government urged to end rolled-up holiday pay ‘stigma’, as consultation closes

The government has been urged to end the stigma that surrounds rolled-up holiday pay, which leads to hundreds of millions of pounds of holiday pay going unclaimed every year.

The railways will again grind to a halt on Wednesday as workers strike over pay, job security and working conditions.

RMT members to vote on new Network Rail pay offer

The RMT union has said members will vote in a referendum over the next 12 days on a revised pay offer from Network Rail, in a move that could spell the end to the most damaging rail strikes.

BMW is on the verge of announcing that it is to bring an electric version of the Mini to its Cowley plant in Oxford.

BMW brings electric Minis back to Oxford as taxpayers inject £75m

BMW is on the verge of announcing that it is to bring an electric version of the Mini to its Cowley plant in Oxford.

  1. FCA takes further action against unregistered crypto ATMs in East London
  2. Parts of HS2 to be delayed or cut as ministers prepare to reveal rising costs
  3. Small Business Britain and Amazon combine to help smaller firms combat cost of living crisis
  4. Start-ups pile pressure on Hunt to reverse R&D tax overhaul
  5. UK dodges recession but economy will stay below pre-Covid-19 level until end of 2024
  6. Jeremy Hunt’s budget is set to let a lot of people down
  7. Government urged to end rolled-up holiday pay ‘stigma’, as consultation closes
  8. RMT members to vote on new Network Rail pay offer
  9. BMW brings electric Minis back to Oxford as taxpayers inject £75m

Latest News…

FCA takes further action against unregistered crypto ATMs in East London

In a joint operation with the Metropolitan Police, the Financial Conduct Authority inspected several ATM sites, using its enforcement powers.

HS2

Parts of HS2 to be delayed or cut as ministers prepare to reveal rising costs

Ministers are set to delay construction of key sections of the HS2 rail line, with a statement expected imminently outlining the extent of budget overruns amid soaring inflation.

Start-ups pile pressure on Hunt to reverse R&D tax overhaul

Pressure is mounting on the Chancellor to scrap changes to research and development (R&D) tax credits in next week’s budget as over 150 start-ups and Britain’s biggest small business body launch a fresh offensive on the Treasury.

Christmas comes early for high street retailers amid fears of stock shortages

UK dodges recession but economy will stay below pre-Covid-19 level until end of 2024

The UK is poised to avoid a recession this year but suffer a slow burning economic slump that will leave GDP below its pre-pandemic level until the final months of next year, new forecasts claim.

The railways will again grind to a halt on Wednesday as workers strike over pay, job security and working conditions.

RMT members to vote on new Network Rail pay offer

The RMT union has said members will vote in a referendum over the next 12 days on a revised pay offer from Network Rail, in a move that could spell the end to the most damaging rail strikes.

BMW is on the verge of announcing that it is to bring an electric version of the Mini to its Cowley plant in Oxford.

BMW brings electric Minis back to Oxford as taxpayers inject £75m

BMW is on the verge of announcing that it is to bring an electric version of the Mini to its Cowley plant in Oxford.

The operator of the Wagamama and Frankie & Benny’s restaurant chains has announced plans to exit from about 35 uneconomic restaurants in its leisure division as it seeks to whittle down its least successful businesses.

Restaurant Group to close 35 underperforming outlets

The operator of the Wagamama and Frankie & Benny’s restaurant chains has announced plans to exit from about 35 uneconomic restaurants in its leisure division as it seeks to whittle down its least successful businesses.

IWG, the world’s biggest provider of serviced office space, reported record revenue last year after cashing in on the popularity of hybrid working.

Rise of serviced offices aimed at hybrid working boosts IWG

IWG, the world’s biggest provider of serviced office space, reported record revenue last year after cashing in on the popularity of hybrid working.

The UK’s gender pay gap has widened as sharp increases in the cost of childcare has worsened a “motherhood penalty”, pricing many women out of work altogether, according to a new report.

UK gender pay gap widens as childcare costs worsen ‘motherhood penalty’

The UK’s gender pay gap has widened as sharp increases in the cost of childcare has worsened a “motherhood penalty”, pricing many women out of work altogether, according to a new report.

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Business

澳洲幸运十开奖记录-澳洲幸运10官网历史查询计划 Small Business Britain and Amazon combine to help smaller firms combat cost of living crisis

Small Business Britain is teaming up with the Amazon Small Business Accelerator to help small firms navigate the cost-of-living crisis and threat of recession.

The government has been urged to end the stigma that surrounds rolled-up holiday pay, which leads to hundreds of millions of pounds of holiday pay going unclaimed every year. 

Government urged to end rolled-up holiday pay ‘stigma’, as consultation closes

The government has been urged to end the stigma that surrounds rolled-up holiday pay, which leads to hundreds of millions of pounds of holiday pay going unclaimed every year.

It’s no understatement to say that 2022 was a very difficult year for UK businesses. The combination of the cost of living and energy crises, alongside the looming threat of a recession, meant that many businesses were left struggling with higher operating costs and fewer consumers to offset these expenses.

New data reveals over half a million UK businesses dissolved in 2022

It’s no understatement to say that 2022 was a very difficult year for UK businesses. The combination of the cost of living and energy crises, alongside the looming threat of a recession, meant that many businesses were left struggling with higher operating costs and fewer consumers to offset these expenses.

As Jeremy Hunt prepares to present his first spring budget next week, the Treasury is coming under renewed pressure from business leaders to announce greater support to revive faltering investment and economic growth.

Act now to rescue the economy, bosses tell Hunt before the budget

As Jeremy Hunt prepares to present his first spring budget next week, the Treasury is coming under renewed pressure from business leaders to announce greater support to revive faltering investment and economic growth.

This International Women’s Day, Big Issue Invest is celebrating the female-led award-winning social enterprise Foundervine.

Entrepreneurial social enterprise helping young people receives £127,000 from Big Issue Invest

This International Women’s Day, Big Issue Invest is celebrating the female-led award-winning social enterprise Foundervine.

Double Dutch, the producers of award-winning premium mixers and tonics, has launched its Female Bartending Scholarship Programme for the third year

Double Dutch launch third female bartending scholarship to empower women in hospitality

Double Dutch, the producers of award-winning premium mixers and tonics, has launched its Female Bartending Scholarship Programme for the third year

A rise in unemployment above pre-pandemic levels next year will intensify the squeeze on household finances, which is already at its worst since the Second World War, a think tank says.

The IOD calls for Sunak to introduce Inflation Reduction Act to UK

The Institute of Directors is calling on the UK government to be significantly more active in incentivising green industries and technologies.

Profiled…

Getting To Know You: Melissa Snover, Founder & CEO, Nourished

Melissa Snover, talks about the inspiration that led her to creating the world’s first truly personalised nutrient gummy which has seen them become a finalist in the growth business of the year category of the 2023 Business Champion Awards

Getting To Know You: Charlie Betty, founder, Charlie Betty Beauty

Charlie Betty, the founder of her own beauty brand tells Business Matters about the background to her company born from a facebook group in lockdown 2020

Marketing & Social Media

Huel adverts that claimed its meal replacement shakes could help consumers save money during the cost of living crisis have been banned after the advertising watchdog ruled they were misleading and irresponsible.

Huel adverts banned in UK for claiming shakes could help cut food bills

This Christmas, TikTok can help you reach even more customers

Tik Tok

TikTok rides out wider advertising slowdown

Newswire

tik tok

TikTok ousts Google to become favourite online destination

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Bonnet, an electric vehicle charger aggregator in the UK and Europe, is inviting its more than 150,000 strong driver community to join top-flight global investors in taking a stake in the company, as it accelerates its popular service across the continent.

Drivers offered share in EV charging start-up Bonnet

Bonnet, an electric vehicle charger aggregator in the UK and Europe, is inviting its more than 150,000 strong driver community to join top-flight global investors in taking a stake in the company, as it accelerates its popular service across the continent.

A host of “innovation hubs” are set to be launched in cities across the UK today as part of a Treasury-backed plans to boost the growth of fintech beyond London.

Fintech ‘innovation hubs’ set to launch around the UK in levelling up push

A host of “innovation hubs” are set to be launched in cities across the UK today as part of a Treasury-backed plans to boost the growth of fintech beyond London.

A design engineer and TV presenter, skilled in creating space-saving architectural innovations for the home, is feeling flush after securing financial backing for his latest invention – a frame that allows toilets to be folded away in a cupboard when not in use.

TV inventor’s space saving fold-away toilet frame secures £160,000 investment

A design engineer and TV presenter, skilled in creating space-saving architectural innovations for the home, is feeling flush after securing financial backing for his latest invention – a frame that allows toilets to be folded away in a cupboard when not in use.

A new survey by tax efficient investment manager suggests that financial advisers utilise Enterprise Investment Scheme (“EIS”) investment opportunities more than Venture Capital Trusts (“VCTs”) .

New research reveals that advisers prefer EIS to VCT

A new survey by tax efficient investment manager suggests that financial advisers utilise Enterprise Investment Scheme (“EIS”) investment opportunities more than Venture Capital Trusts (“VCTs”) .

Lumai, the start-up unlocking the potential of optical computing, today announced that it has been awarded a prestigious Innovate UK Smart Grant to commercialise its ground-breaking work in all-optical network training and deep optics for faster, more efficient computing.

Oxford University spinout Lumai secures £1.1m Innovate UK Smart Grant

Lumai, the start-up unlocking the potential of optical computing, today announced that it has been awarded a prestigious Innovate UK Smart Grant to commercialise its ground-breaking work in all-optical network training and deep optics for faster, more efficient computing.

Digital lender Zopa has said that it is to purchase buy-now pay-later firm DivideBuy as it kicks off a dealmaking push following a funding round earlier this year.

Zopa swoops in and acquires buy-now pay-later firm DivideBuy

Digital lender Zopa has said that it is to purchase buy-now pay-later firm DivideBuy as it kicks off a dealmaking push following a funding round earlier this year.

Tech Nation lines up potential buyers for assets as closure looms

Tech Nation lines up potential buyers for assets as closure looms

Start-up group Tech Nation has reportedly lined up a host of potential bidders for its assets as it prepares to close down in March following the government’s controversial move to hand its funding to Barclays.

Twinco Capital, the first global supply chain finance solution that covers the production cycle from purchase order to final invoice payment, announced today it has closed a $12 million equity and debt round.

Twinco Capital raises $12M led to expand next-gen supply chain finance platform

Twinco Capital, the first global supply chain finance solution that covers the production cycle from purchase order to final invoice payment, announced today it has closed a $12 million equity and debt round.

Rutger

StoryTerrace agrees partnership with UKTV in airtime-for-equity deal

Biography-writing service StoryTerrace has announced a unique partnership with UKTV in a £1 million ‘airtime-for-equity’ deal.

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Legal

Matt Hancock’s leaked Whatsapps about the Covid-19 pandemic are not a subject for a data breach investigation “at this stage”, a top regulator has said.

Matt Hancock leaked Whatsapps not ‘a matter’ for data breach inquiry, says regulator

Matt Hancock’s leaked Whatsapps about the Covid-19 pandemic are not a subject for a data breach investigation “at this stage”, a top regulator has said.

US Supreme Court justices sounded wary on Tuesday of tinkering with a legal shield for social media firms in a case that could reshape the internet.

US Supreme Court wary of removing tech firms’ legal shield

US Supreme Court justices sounded wary on Tuesday of tinkering with a legal shield for social media firms in a case that could reshape the internet.

When a company is facing the prospect of insolvency, whilst the priority may be trying to save the company itself, it is also important to conduct the insolvency in accordance with legislation designed to protect the workforce.

How can employers manage redundancies when going insolvent?

When a company is facing the prospect of insolvency, whilst the priority may be trying to save the company itself, it is also important to conduct the insolvency in accordance with legislation designed to protect the workforce.

An artist who made and sold digital images of Birkin handbags covered in fur violated trademark rights

Court rules NFT images of furry Birkin bags violated trademark legislation

An artist who made and sold digital images of Birkin handbags covered in fur violated trademark rights, a Manhattan court has concluded.

With the increased threat of industrial strike action looming across the UK, we consider whether a force majeure clause can strike the right chord during such action.

Will force majeure clauses strike the right chord during industrial action?

With the increased threat of industrial strike action looming across the UK, we consider whether a force majeure clause can strike the right chord during such action.

With its colourful numbers and hands helpfully labelled minute and hour, a children’s learning clock from Oyster & Pop, a family firm in Devon, is sold online for about £20. A Rolex Oyster watch, on the other hand, calls itself a “superlative chronometer” and costs nearer £5,000.

Rolex demand children’s clock startup change name in trademark dispute

With its colourful numbers and hands helpfully labelled minute and hour, a children’s learning clock from Oyster & Pop, a family firm in Devon, is sold online for about £20. A Rolex Oyster watch, on the other hand, calls itself a “superlative chronometer” and costs nearer £5,000.

Greenwashing

Green related lawsuits: the sign of things to come

While world leaders convene in Egypt for Cop 27 to discuss progress on The Paris Agreement, the legally binding international treaty on climate change adopted in 2016, it is easy to think the green agenda is something remote from day-to-day business for UK SME owners.

The Court of Appeal has clarified an important aspect of trade mark law in the latest round of Lidl v Tesco, in a judgement handed down by the court this morning.

UK Court of Appeal clarifies trade mark law

The Court of Appeal has clarified an important aspect of trade mark law in the latest round of Lidl v Tesco, in a judgement handed down by the court this morning.

As much as £20 billion of taxpayer-backed Covid loans may have to be written off because of defaults by struggling borrowers, insolvency practitioners have warned.

Fraudulent Bounce Back loan application prosecutions – what the landscape looks like

It has taken a while but we now have a much clearer picture of what enforcement action and prosecutions for Bounce Back Loan fraud looks like.

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Made in Britain

More Housing’s launch is a new start in the UK’s approach to the housing crisis

Proving that mental health can marry eco-innovative design, More Housing uses MMC for meanwhile and permanent sites country wide

baldape parlour

澳洲幸运10直播开奖结果 Made in Britain: Male grooming brand, Baldape

Ben Rivers, founder of male grooming brand Baldape, shares the story behind his business and his keys to success.

Made in Britain: The Small Business Handbook

Olivia Crabtree talks to us about how her comprehensive guide is supporting small businesses all around the country.

The Personal Barber

Made in Britain: Shaving subscription box, The Personal Barber

Bradley St John Jones talks to us about his company, The Personal Barber, a shaving subscription box service.

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Opinion

Jeremy Hunt is going to let a lot of people down at his budget next Wednesday as the Chancellor is poised to resist calls to save a flatlining economy

Jeremy Hunt’s budget is set to let a lot of people down

Enterprise education becoming ‘forgotten child’

Why SMEs won’t ditch Green intentions despite ongoing financial uncertainty

Technology

WH Smith has been hit by a cyber attack that has resulted in hackers gaining access to private company data. 

WH Smith hit by cyber attack as hackers gain access to private company data

Broadband should be made more accessible to people on benefits by encouraging them to use discounted deals designed for them, experts say.

Broadband must be accessible to all, peers told

Vodafone credit card size 5G network

Vodafone credit card size 5G network could eventually expand private wireless markets

Business

large events

RumbleTalk Chat: The polling and Q&A solution to every remote meeting or event

In today’s digital age, remote events and online meetings are becoming increasingly common.

Business Champion Awards

Getting To Know You: Melissa Snover, Founder & CEO, Nourished

Melissa Snover, talks about the inspiration that led her to creating the world’s first truly personalised nutrient gummy which has seen them become a finalist in the growth business of the year category of the 2023 Business Champion Awards

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