Most online businesses set up their payment processing the same way: pick a well-known provider, integrate it, and move on. For a while, that works. But as a business grows, that single-provider setup ...

Germany will require workers to obtain a sick note from a doctor in person on their first day of illness, as Chancellor Friedrich Merz targets absence rates to revive a stagnant economy.

The TUC is urging employers to let staff work from home or start late after England's 1am World Cup tie against Mexico, as new figures show most bosses have no plans for flexibility.

Businesses could be fined for paying PAYE and VAT on time but not by Direct Debit under HMRC plans. Accountants call it 'a fine for using the wrong envelope'.

Andy Burnham says there is "room for movement" on tax, pledging a 20% business rates cut for pubs and higher levies on warehouses ahead of becoming PM ...

Over 250 top UK employers join Charlie Mayfield's Get Britain Working taskforce to cut the £212bn cost of ill-health and unlock 'growth hiding in plain sight'.

Boohoo boss Dan Finley tells 1,500 head office staff to ditch the grey tracksuit bottoms and return to the office full time to test clothes and spot trends.

Formula 1 is worth £12bn a year to the UK economy, with a record British Grand Prix crowd at Silverstone set to deliver a £100m boost, new figures reveal.

Sony will stop producing physical PlayStation game discs from January 2028, going digital-only in a move that ends more than 50 years of boxed video games and reshapes high street retail.

For more than 25 years, Juan Sebastian Palomo Murga has built companies that solve real-world challenges across infrastructure, logistics, technology, and financial services.

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Victoria Head, incoming CEO of City Year UK, on why the NEET challenge is a business problem, not just a social one, and how ...