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British corporate sectors that once drove national productivity growth have fallen behind the global leaders and the government's strategy for improvement must be hard-edged, the Boston Consulting Group, a consultancy, ...

The UK’s long-running productivity problem continues to weigh on growth. Before the late-2000s financial crisis, output per hour expanded by roughly 1.6% annually. Since then, growth has averaged closer to ...

British retailers have grown markedly more anxious about rising labour costs over the next year after new employment rights began to be implemented, a trade body survey of finance chiefs ...

As corporates recommit to premium space, the flight to quality is reshaping leasing strategy in London.

Flexible workplace operator International Workplace Group is working to acquire Design Offices, with the transaction currently being assessed by Germany’s federal competition regulator. No additional details will be released until ...

Britain's jobless rate rose to its highest in over a decade outside the pandemic period and wage growth slowed again, data showed on Tuesday, bolstering investor bets on a UK ...

More than one in three U.K. employers plan to cut their hiring of permanent staff due to costs introduced by the government's labour law reforms, a survey showed on Monday. ...

A sharp rise in Britain's minimum wage for younger workers over the past three years has contributed to an increase in unemployment for that age group, Bank of England policymaker ...

An artificial neural network, a type of artificial intelligence which can engage in machine learning, can be patented, the United Kingdom's Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday in a decision welcomed ...

Several European companies have frozen hiring or cut jobs over the past year, citing difficult economic conditions exacerbated by U.S. tariffs. Here are some of the companies that announced layoffs: ...