Alex Depledge, the Treasury’s entrepreneurship adviser, is stepping down this week and says ministers treat founders and innovation as a sideshow….
Category: Business
Ministers shelve plan for small companies to file profit and loss accounts
Ministers pause a Companies House filing rule that would have made two million small companies submit full profit and loss accounts…
HMRC expects £12.9bn of tax debt to go uncollected, NAO says
HMRC tax debt that the tax authority does not expect to collect has trebled to £12.9bn since 2019-20, according to a…
Going Global Changes the Business: Are Your People Ready?
When British firms contemplate a move into international markets, the emphasis is typically on the markets, investment, supply chains and commercial…
When Test Holes Pay Off: Choosing SUE Quality Levels by Risk
Every infrastructure designer wants perfect knowledge of what lies underground. No project budget can pay for it. …
How small businesses can outsource customer service without losing control of quality
A late delivery becomes a management problem when the customer has already contacted support twice and nobody can authorise the next…
Medical Tourism for Eye Surgery: How to Evaluate Laser Eye Clinics Abroad
For people considering laser eye surgery, the idea of traveling abroad can be appealing. Treatment in another country may offer access…
Minister says 32 government services offline over PHP security flaw
Tech minister Baroness Lloyd tells peers there are 32 government services offline and four partly unavailable as officials patch a critical…
Meta ordered to pay $25bn for misleading public over Facebook data
Meta data privacy ruling: a New Mexico judge orders the Facebook owner to pay $25bn after a trial found it misled…
Tank and artillery barrels made in UK again after 20-year gap
Rheinmetall has opened a Telford factory that restores UK gun barrel production after 20 years, making barrels and breeches for 120mm…