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The Chancellor’s focus was fixed on business investment and growth after a better than expected OBR forecast. But much of the funding allocated for this is small fry.

A recent review of New Zealand's past public private partnerships is expected to lead to increased private investment in public projects.

Policy uncertainty and increased international competition are causing an investment hiatus that will lead to higher bills, increased emissions and continued reliance on fossil fuels, experts warn.

Thousands of UK retail workers lost their jobs in the first two months of the year – what are the prospects for the sector as a whole for the rest of this year?

The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) launches a new centralised website, Help to Grow, to support the UK’s 5.5 million businesses in upskilling, business growth, and boosting profits.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen calls on EU countries to “tighten the screws on Russia” with a raft of proposed sanctions one year since the invasion of Ukraine by Russia.

Brussels’ green plan swiftly follows the US announcement of an increase in subsidies that could put companies in Europe at a disadvantage.

A biographer’s scrutiny proved challenging for the famously guarded man who is arguably Britain’s most acclaimed living playwright.

A biographer’s scrutiny proved challenging for the famously guarded theatre legend.

Forthcoming R&D tax relief reforms are unlikely to succeed in preventing spurious claims due to a lack of resources and expertise