£11bn late payment crackdown risks ‘car crash’, ex-tsar warns
The government’s flagship assault on Britain’s late payment culture could end in a “car crash” unless the new rules are drafted carefully and, crucially, enforced,...
Water fleas, moon tech and sewage-eating larvae win £100,000 apiece
Microscopic water fleas, sewage-eating fly larvae and technology designed for a moon base are among 20 projects to win £100,000 each in the Water Innovation...
Burnham’s plan to scrap DSIT sparks tech industry revolt
Andy Burnham enters Downing Street today with his first industry revolt already under way, after reports that his government could abolish the department responsible for...
Just 13% of firms expect taxes to fall under Labour’s new leader
More than half of Britain’s mid-sized businesses expect their tax bills to rise as a result of the change in the Labour leadership, and just...
Americans claim a third of the floor as record Farnborough opens
The Farnborough International Airshow opens on Monday as the biggest edition in its history, with a record 1,636 exhibitors, more than 600 confirmed investors and...
Why Istanbul Is Moving Up the Agenda for International Property Investors
International property investors rarely discover the strongest opportunities by following the crowd. By the time a city has become an established global investment destination, much...