Badenoch pledges to scrap inheritance tax on family homes
The Badenoch inheritance tax pledge would exempt family homes and let couples pass on an extra £1m, as the Tory leader set out welfare and deficit plans.
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IoD urges employment law rethink as Milburn Review delay reported
The IoD says a reported Milburn Review delay should prompt ministers to slow the Employment Rights Act and pause plans to equalise youth minimum wage.
Jaguar unveils £130,000 electric Type 01 two years after rebrand row
The Jaguar Type 01, an all-electric grand tourer priced from £130,000 in the UK, has been unveiled by JLR two years after a rebrand that drew a backlash.
The new sick man of Europe: Could France trigger a new sovereign debt crisis?
With the euro at a 17-month low, French bond yields and fears are mounting of a burgeoning sovereign debt crisis. Read Full Article at RT.com
Is Fishing VR’s Next Breakout Opportunity?
The virtual reality market is projected by Grand View Research to be worth $901.2 billion by 2033, suggesting that a vast amount of growth from 2025’s market size of $129…
Getting to know you: Paul Hodnett, founder and CEO, POWWR
POWWR founder and CEO Paul Hodnett on energy broker software, an AI launch for suppliers and why looking after your people looks after your customers.
Friends of the Earth calls Tory environment plans ‘dangerous’
Friends of the Earth says Conservative environment plans set out at the party's conference would hand free rein to polluters and weaken regulation.
Lidl cuts prices on more than 1,200 products in £400m investment
Lidl price cuts and promotions have totalled £400m across more than 1,200 products this year, with a further £75m going into Lidl Plus before Christmas.
Invest NI to host GB firms in London after £764m investment year
Invest NI will host British companies in London on 15 October after reporting that Northern Ireland investment secured with its support rose to £764m.
How SMEs Can Turn Compliance into a Competitive Advantage
Many founders of small and medium enterprises view regulation as a cost: forms, audits and other compliance tasks that slow down the real work.