-
Government moves to curb late payments
Read the full story: Government moves to curb late paymentsMinisters tighten payment rules for large business buyers today. Proposed reforms would cap terms at 60 days, mandate interest on overdue invoices, expand enforcement powers, and bring payment performance closer to board scrutiny, though the measures still require legislation and some of the most significant changes would not take effect…
Latest stories —
-
Low financial confidence curbs UK entrepreneurial growth
A gap in financial confidence is blocking UK entrepreneurs. Nearly…
-
AI investment confidence gap widens as UK leaders brace for 2026
AI spending surged in 2025, but doubts are growing. New…
-
Parliament invites cyber experts to shape UK resilience law
Parliament seeks expert input on new cyber law. The UK…
-
YFM Equity Partners exits SharpCloud after Lumivero acquisition
YFM Equity Partners has completed its exit from SharpCloud. The…
-
Global central banks reaffirm support for Fed Chair Powell amid unprecedented political pressure
Global central banks have issued a rare unified statement backing…
-
Tesla enters mediation in US racism lawsuit
Tesla has agreed to mediation with the US Equal Employment…
-
China’s record $1.2 trillion trade surplus defies Trump tariff shock
China ends 2025 with a record $1.2 trillion trade surplus.…
-
A multimillion pound test of public sector digitisation
Duplicate invoices reveal gaps in digital oversight. The Department for…
-
Ex-Trump adviser Dina Powell joins Meta
Meta appoints Dina Powell McCormick to a key leadership role.…
-
Three ways to get your email marketing motoring in 2026
Email marketing remains a vital channel for brands in 2026.…
Read the latest edition of Business Quarter:
Leadership —
-
Business Quarter Issue 3 is live now
Business Quarter Issue 3 is live, helping leaders navigate uncertainty. The new edition examines planning, AI, trust, and growth in a market where certainty is scarcer than it once was.
