Should a business be like your family? The boss of B&Q thinks so
A business should be more like a family in order to attract employees with the right moral and cultural judgements, the boss of B&Q has said.
Nimbees: Rare bees foil Meta’s position in data centre arms race
Plans for Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta to establish a nuclear-powered AI centre in the US have been disrupted due to a discovery of a rare bee species on the land targeted for the project. Meta aimed to p
Retail sales growth slumps in October as consumers remain cautious
Retail sales growth dipped in October due to pre-election anxiety, the latest figures have shown. According to the British Retail Consortium (BRC)-KPMG sales monitor, retail sales in the UK increased
Eurovision boosts Liverpool John Lennon Airport ahead of Jet2 expansion
Eurovision helped significantly cut the annual loss at the company behind Liverpool John Lennon Airport as a spike in passenger numbers helped turnover take off. The airport has reported a pre-tax los
Huge pay day for Cheshire Oaks owner as profit almost triples
The group behind outlet shopping centres such as Cheshire Oaks has issued a huge dividend to its owner after its sales and profit surged. Mcathurglen UK has issued a dividend of £58.9m for 2023 after
IWG buoyed by workers returning to the office
Hybrid workspace platform International Workplace Group (IWG) has reported an uptick in revenue boosted by strong growth in its managed and franchised properties. Revenue grew by two per cent in the
Coca-Cola Europacific sweetens dividend following Euros and Olympics
Boss Damien Gammell said volume growth had been supported by "fantastic activiation" at the Euros and the Olympics.
