UK should produce more of its own food to protect prices, report says
Only 52% of food eaten in the UK is produced by British farmers, according to new research.
Welcome to ‘brand Ireland’
Colm O’Regan takes a look at national image and, in particular, Ireland as a global brand.
Chippie: My rates are going up 62%
A fish and chip shop owner explains how the business rate changes affect him
Retail sales fall unexpectedly in UK
Sales are down 0.3% in January dashing expectations of growth, official figures show.
Business rate system ‘not fit for purpose’
British Retail Consortium boss Helen Dickinson says new business rates are not “fit for purpose”.
Argos fails to pay National Living Wage
Up to 37,000 Argos workers are to receive back-pay of £64 each, after not getting the minimum wage
Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong arrested in South Korea
The case is linked to a scandal that led to the impeachment of President Park Geung-hye.
Hanjin: Final curtain falls on shipping saga
How one of the world’s biggest shipping lines has finally run aground.
How to break through as a fashion designer
Newcomer Roberta Einer describes what it takes to make it in the world of fashion design.
No CEO
Do firms really need one person in charge? Staff at Swedish firm Crisp explain why they decided to bin the boss.