Synergy FX Announces over 150 % Gain in First 19 Months for Funds Management

Inflations levels hit 9% in April, registering the fastest rise in consumer prices in the last four decades. As a result, our bills and receipts have been soaring. The cost of food and drink could rise by 15% this summer and filling the average family car with petrol now exceeds £100.

The investment arm of British-based bank Barclays has been hit with a record fine by UK regulators after it failed to separate its assets from its clients.

British Business Investments (BBI), a commercial subsidiary of the British Business Bank, has announced a new £15m Tier 2 capital facility to specialist bank, PCF Bank.

Becoming Your Own Boss: Surviving and Thriving When Self-Employed The allure of being your own boss is undeniable. No more clocking in at 9, no more answering to a manager, and no more fitting your life around someone else’s schedule. But the path to successful self-employment is paved with challenges that require resilience, savvy, and […]

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More than Half Surveyed Think Short-Term Measures of Performance Are Most Important

The most notable advantage of blockchain technology is the increased transparency it brings to all kinds of industries, from supply chain management and manufacturing to travel booking. It's crucial to be transparent and be able to trace the history of an item back to its exact beginnings.

2023 is off to a rocky start for retailers. Recent events including the COVID-19 crisis, the ground war in Europe and rising inflation are all having a toll on how consumers are shopping - and merchants need to adapt to the new landscape.

MEPs grilled eleven multinational companies on their corporate tax practices in a five-hour debate with the Special Committee on Tax Rulings on Monday.

Software and technology enabled businesses were considered risky by debt finance providers a mere decade ago as “classic companies” still dominated the landscape and the perceived threat to disruption from many ‘known unknowns’ was almost impossible to predict. Software and technology enabled businesses were considered risky by debt finance providers a mere decade ago as “classic companies” still dominated the landscape and the perceived threat to disruption from many ‘known unknowns’ was almost impossible to predict.