Retailers fret over human rights abuses in supply chains
Concern among retail leaders comes amid controversy over Shein’s planned blockbuster listing on the London Stock Exchange.
Pay pressures continue to ease in weakening labour market, survey shows
Neil Carberry, chief executive of the REC said, weaker pay growth should "reassure" the Bank that its decision to cut interest rates last month was "the right call".
Meet the fund managers: Euro bond hunting with conviction
In this weekly series, investment reporter Elliot Gulliver-Needham sits down with a fund manager for a Q&A. This week, we’re hearing from Neil Mehta, manager of the RBC BlueBay Investment Grade Euro
Small business tax evasion costing HMRC billions as ‘significant gaps’ persist
Small business tax evasion has caused the UK to lose billions of pounds of revenue a year as "significant gaps" in the UK's tax authority's strategies persist.
Meet the founder rewriting the UK’s higher education playbook
A model of specialisation has long been the golden rule of Britain’s higher education system - but what is the “true” and current value of such a degree?