Tata Steel workers in Britain voted to accept pension benefit cuts in return for safeguards on jobs and investment, although the proposal still faces regulatory...
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19th Apr 2025 | Updated at 09:19pm 19th Apr 2025
What’s next for the economy?
Alpesh Paleja, Lead Economist at the CBI, specialises in the UK economy and oversees its economic forecasts.
DECADE OF NATIONAL RENEWAL?
Addressing in the House of Commons as she presents the Spring Statement, Chancellor Rachel Reeves will highlight the government’s dedication to national security and economic stability.
Chancellor Phillip Hammond's unsavoury Spring Budget promises to hit the middle class below the belt, also spelling utter misery for all those who have...
Arun Jaitley visited the UK from Friday 24th till Tuesday 28th, to represent the Indian government and PM Narendra Modi for the launch of UK-India Year...
Co-founder of London-based startup Onfido, Eamon Jubbawy remains concerned that he can no longer visit his company's San Fransisco office, because of his...
Tata Steel said it has signed a definitive agreement to sell Speciality Steel business in the UK to Liberty House Group for £100 million
British telecom major Vodafone Plc has announced talks of a merger with industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla's Idea Cellular
The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has welcomed Dr David Landsman, Executive Director, Tata Limited as the new Chairperson to take over leadership...
As a result of higher rates of internet shopping than expected and returns, up to one in five “this season” items were absent in today’s store sales, returns firm Clear Returns has warned.
Indian-origin metal tycoon Sanjeev Gupta will invest a whopping amount of 120 million pounds in Britain's last aluminium smelter as part of a deal to save the site and safeguard hundreds of jobs.
A latest media report suggested that Tata Steel is edging closer to a deal with UK steel workers' union to keep its troubled Port Talbot plant open until at least 2020
