BT has refunded or credited £18 million to EE and Plusnet customers after Ofcom found it failed to provide required contract information before sign-up.

Editor of Business Matters for over 15 years, the UKs largest business magazine. I am also head of Capital Business Media's automotive division working for clients such as Red Bull Racing, Honda, ...

The UK Supreme Court has ruled against Uber in a long-running legal battle that could have forced all private hire operators in England and Wales to charge VAT, a move that industry bodies had warned ...

Wise shareholders have approved plans to shift the fintech’s primary listing to New York and extend Kristo Kaarmann’s enhanced voting rights for 10 more years, despite co-founder opposition.

In 2025, Atos UK&I has taken significant steps to demonstrate how its Future Ready strategy is not just a vision, but a practical framework driving public sector transformation and social impact.

Planning applications for padel courts in the UK jumped by 113% in 2024, with nearly 17,000 locations flagged for potential development, according to new data from Searchland.

The Ministry of Defence rejected £211bn worth of suspicious invoices over three years amid rising fraud concerns, following high-profile cases and calls for AI-based financial safeguards.

Everyone, whether they’re a writer or not, is trying to fit into the content world, which is the main reason why so many people rely on deepfakes, AI-generated writing, and machine-crafted content.

River Island warns it could enter administration unless landlords back a restructuring plan involving 33 store closures and rent cuts, with £10m needed by September.

Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey warns Chancellor Rachel Reeves that easing banking rules could risk a financial crisis, as UK debt interest payments hit near-record levels in June.

Aldermore provides £25m funding to Osprey Charging as part of a £110m facility to accelerate the rollout of super-fast EV charging hubs across key UK locations.

UK unemployment rose to 4.7% in May 2025, its highest in four years, as wage growth slowed and payrolls fell—adding pressure on the Bank of England to cut interest rates in August.