Jon Slade today becomes the chief executive of the Financial Times, stepping into the top job after two decades at the paper.

Gousto has said it has never been in better shape after cutting its losses by more than £50m in 2024, it has been revealed.

Replacing graduate roles with AI does not build a smarter business, it builds a shallow one, writes Paul Armstrong.

He didn't lift a finger on major social policy debates, he's u-turned on welfare and he's even apologised for his immigration ...

Jon Slade today becomes chief executive of the Financial Times, stepping into the top job after two decades at the paper, and ...

The Conservative leader has avoided announcing lots of policies, but with Reform breathing down her neck does she have the ...

Speaking to City AM, Badenoch apologised for any loss of trust among business leaders under previous Tory governments ...

The latest Directors’ Economic Confidence Index fell in June as the impact of tax hikes filters down into bosses' confidence ...

The latest Directors’ Economic Confidence Index from the IoD, which measures business leaders’ optimism in prospects for the ...

New Companies House rules will force SMEs to disclose P&L statements from 2027 - a shift that founders say could hurt stifle ...

LUKE Ferraris has had a season to remember in Hong Kong.The 23-year-old – the youngest jockey riding in the city – has ridden ...

Rachel Reeves is poised to unveil a cut to the tax-free cash Isa allowance in a bid to encourage savers to invest in ...