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UK employers prioritise reskilling to tackle talent gaps
Faced with evolving workforce demands, UK businesses are investing in reskilling and upskilling to remain competitive in 2025.
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UK inflation dips to 2.6% but April price pressures loom
UK inflation eased to 2.6% in March, offering brief relief before anticipated rises in household bills and energy costs.
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Fast-charging battery firm Nyobolt raises $30 million for expansion
Cambridge-based battery innovator Nyobolt has raised $30 million, with aims to expand into sectors like autonomous warehouse robots, heavy-duty vehicles, and mainstream electric vehicles.
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Stubborn wage growth complicates Bank of England’s next move
UK wage growth remains high at 5.9%, clouding interest rate prospects as hiring slows and labour market signals diverge.
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EY fined over second audit failure in a week
Regulator issues fresh penalty for audit breaches as scrutiny intensifies over Big Four compliance and governance.
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Industry leaders call for urgent action on UK energy costs
Manufacturers urge government to address soaring electricity prices threatening competitiveness and industrial stability across the UK.
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Steel Lifeline: Scunthorpe secures temporary reprieve
British Steel’s Scunthorpe plant avoids immediate shutdown as ministers intervene — but long-term security remains uncertain.
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Google urges UK regulator to curb Microsoft’s cloud dominance
Google calls on the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority to act swiftly against Microsoft’s alleged anti-competitive practices in the cloud sector.
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UK economy beats forecasts amid Trump tariff turmoil
The UK economy grew by 0.5% in February, surpassing expectations and providing a buffer against looming US trade tariffs.
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Gerry Adams explores legal action against Meta for unauthorised use of his books in AI training
Former Sinn Féin, leader considers taking legal action against Meta over allegations that his literary works were utilized without permission.