Deliveroo to offer £16m ‘thank you fund’ for riders
Some riders will see £10,000 payments in potentially controversial payment, as the company prepares stock market flotation...
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‘The trick is looking as if you are not wearing makeup’: EX1 cosmetics is solving a beauty diversity problem
It has been worn by a host of celebrities, and it costs just £12.50. Andy Martin speaks to Farah Naz about the creation of EX1...
Should we be worried about inflation?
Is rising inflation really something we should be concerned about or are such concerns overblown and a distraction from more important economic considerations? Ben Chu...
Robert Maxwell’s rise and demise carries the same weight as it did 30 years ago
We used to make fun of the media mogul; he kept us entertained for years – but his business success is undeniable. He was a...
If Rishi Sunak wants to ‘level with people’ he should stop peddling myths about the public finances
The chancellor is still clinging to the discredited ‘deficit myth’ that the government is like a household that must match income with spending...
Budget could force more stores to close, Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group warns
Company rails against ‘near-worthless’ government support...
Energy networks challenge ruling that would slash gas and electricity bills
Firms appeal against Ofgem’s plan to slash their profits and save consumers money...
Why and how is Rishi Sunak bringing austerity back to public services?
Despite the claims of ministers, public finance experts are arguing that austerity does indeed seem to be returning to the public realm thanks to the...
Sunak gets win as Deliveroo lines up London float – but what about its riders?
The company will be a beneficiary of new rules designed to tempt tech companies to the City but, James Moore writes, the controversy over its...
British Airways rows back on plan to switch Accra flights to Gatwick
‘Pleased that BA has rescinded this decision’ – Adjoba Kyiamah, executive director of the UK-Ghana Chamber of Commerce...