Political ignorance of business is stunting UK growth, warns Iceland boss
A lack of commercial understanding inside government is making it harder for companies to operate and is actively holding back economic growth, according to the boss of Iceland.Richard Walker, executive chairman of the frozen food retailer and a newly appointed
Ofcom urged to investigate GB News Trump interview over accuracy concerns
Britain’s broadcasting regulator is under mounting pressure to investigate a GB News interview with Donald Trump, after critics claimed the channel failed to challenge a series of misleading and inaccurate assertions made by the US president.The interview, aired in November
Looking Ahead to 2026: How CryptoMiningFirm’s Multi-Currency Cloud Mining Achieves Daily Returns of 5,000 XRP
As 2026 approaches, more and more cryptocurrency users are no longer waiting for price surges, but instead turning to models that offer visible daily returns.At CryptoMiningFirm, multi-currency cloud mining is now running at scale. By running BTC, XRP, ETH, and DOGE
The EUDR: A Challenge and an Opportunity for Small Sustainable Businesses
As a sustainable business owner, I’ve always believed that every choice we make, from the suppliers we trust to the packaging that carries our products, reflects our values.But the conversation around packaging sustainability is evolving quickly, and 2025 is shaping
Britain stuck at bottom of G7 for investment as private spending stalls
Britain remains stuck at the bottom of the G7 for overall investment, despite Labour’s pledge to inject billions of pounds into public spending over the next two years, according to international data.Figures from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
Men have lost their work ethic, says Trump’s former commerce secretary
American men have lost their work ethic and increasingly feel entitled to a comfortable life without applying themselves, according to Wilbur Ross, who served throughout Donald Trump’s first term.Ross, the Wall Street investor once dubbed the “king of bankruptcy”, said
A third of UK businesses plan AI investment in 2026 as confidence ticks up
A third of British businesses are planning to invest in artificial intelligence in 2026 as firms sharpen their focus on productivity, skills and technology in an increasingly competitive market.Research from Lloyds Bank shows that AI is becoming a central pillar