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British producers affiliated with Make UK called on the government to "work with the entire sector, rather than see it as an enemy." Among others, to recent accusations by British authorities that accused the business of "relying too much on cheap foreign labor".more

The European automotive market in September this year. returned to the 1995 level with sales of just over 718.5 thousand. new cars this month - informed the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA). This is an annual decrease of 23.1 percent - adds the organization.more

Prince William has suggested entrepreneurs should focus on saving Earth rather than engaging in space tourism.more

The American giant wants to conquer Poland with the new Prime service. However, the Chinese may enter the fight - the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita" reports.more

The Irish government will support a deal to set a global minimum corporation tax rate for large firms. It means the country increasing its 12.5% rate to 15% for firms with a turnover of more than €750m (£636m).more

Polish parcel delivery service company InPost will set up parcel lockers at 500 Tesco supermarkets throughout the UK by the end of November, Inpost said in a press release.more

The furlough scheme closes on Thursday, with uncertainty ahead for people who have not yet fully returned to work. Nearly one million workers were expected to be on the scheme at the end of September, according to research by the Resolution Foundation.more

The fast fashion giant has committed to making all of its clothes using recycled or more sustainably-sourced material by 2030. more

Wagamama owner The Restaurant Group (TRG) hailed “good progress” over the past half-year as it said very strong trading since reopening venues has seen it upgrade its earnings targets. more

Fewer small and medium-sized enterprises complaining of lower turnover than before the pandemic; the biggest change for the better was recorded by service and trade companies - according to a study for the BIG InfoMonitor Debtors Register.more

The UK economy grew by just 0.1% in July as the last Covid restrictions were lifted in England. It was the economy's sixth consecutive month of growth, but the increase was much lower than in the previous month, which saw 1% growth.more

France will rein in its crisis support measures for companies from the end of September and tailor them to benefit only those companies still struggling afterwards, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Monday.more

Bargain hunters face slim pickings this Black Friday as many retailers will be forced to ignore the annual fire-sale completely. In the face of rocketing shipping costs, major delays to orders and a nationwide lorry driver shortage, shops face too many challenges to complete the stocking and restocking necessary for the late-November event.more

The owners of restaurants and cafes are angry and despairing about the sanitary pass in force in France from August 9, necessary to enter the restaurant room, and even to the cafe garden.more

The GDP dynamics in the second quarter of this year, which amounted to 10.9%. year on year was the highest ever. The economy made up for pandemic losses and entered the path of rapid growth, inform today analysts from PKO BP.more

In July this year. shopping malls were visited by 5 percent more people than in June; an upward trend can be noticed when comparing also July this year. until July 2020 - informed the Polish Council of Shopping Centers (PRCH). There is a clear interest in traditional trade as well as in entertainment and gastronomy - added.more

The UK economy grew by 4.8% between April and June, according to official figures, as most businesses emerged from lockdown. Data from the Office for National Statistics showed that the expansion in gross domestic product (GDP) was fuelled by retail, restaurants and hotels.more

Deliveroo has said demand for its services has strengthened despite Covid restrictions easing. The food delivery firm saw orders double to 148.8 million in the first half of this year, while the value of its transactions also doubled.more

‘Many thousands’ face losing their jobs as the Government’s furlough scheme is wound down again from today.One in five firms plan to make staff redundant as financial support ebbs away, according to the British Chamber of Commerce (BCC).more

70 percent of non-chain hotels in Paris face closure due to the low number of tourists coming to the French capital during the coronavirus pandemic, according to forecasts by the National Group of Independent Hotels and Restaurants (GNI).more

Boris Johnson has apologised to businesses impacted by a rising number of staff members having to self-isolate due to coming into close contact with a positive coronavirus case.more

The opening of the economy should lead to the return of the pre-pandemic employment level at the turn of the year, wrote PKO BP's comment on today's GUS data.more

The owner of John Lewis and Waitrose is planning to cut 1,000 jobs in stores as part of an effort to cut costs. The John Lewis Partnership (JLP) said it would aim to find new jobs for those losing their store management roles.more

The CEO of Deliveroo has admitted he often poses as a rider to test out the system - and recalled how 'rude' restaurant staff once brushed him off when he complained about cold food. more

n exclusive poll for i shows that firms feel the Government had not done enough to support them through Brexit.more