Figures from Google’s Car Purchasing UK Report in April 2017, reveal £115.9 million was invested in online display and direct mail by car dealers in the UK, in 2016 alone.
Cabs.com (www.cabs.com), the cab firm aggregator, today launched its new online platform which will make 8000 cab firms, comprising 150,000 cabs across the UK, available to consumers for digital hailing. Uber currently has 50,000 cabs.
Working outside in all weather is an expectation of the job when you’re part of highways construction in the UK.
The Electoral Commission has approved The UK EU Party’s application to register as a political party. The approval means they can put forward candidates in the European elections due to take place on Thursday May 23, assuming that the UK has not left the EU by then
Is the traditional working day being replaced by freelance and flexible hours?
Latest funding round of €10m for Atheneum, Europe’s leading global intelligence platform, follows rapid growth of the business – achieving a 60% year-on-year revenue growth in the UK.
International contractor management specialist, 6CATS, and the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) have urged recruitment agency owners to address their contractor compliance solutions now to reduce the associated risks to their business as the country moves towards a potential no-deal Brexit on Friday.
Dominic Mayes spearheads BLOC Hotels expansion in UK and across Europe
Current predictions suggest that the number of cars globally will double by the year 2040, which leads to questions over how this will affect the prices on forecourts around the world. Petrol is an expense which many people must factor in to their weekly budgets, and the fuel industry has maintained a constant upward gradient as the car market continues to grow. The average price of a litre of petrol at the end of 2018 was £1.21 in the UK, whereas a decade ago the figure was closer to £0.89 per litre. Price surges are reflective of steep inflation at various historical points, but what does 20
Over six million Brits have signed a petition to revoke Article 50 and remain in the European Union – one of the largest ever recorded on the Parliament website. It is clear that as deadlines loom, a nation remains confused about Brexit, what it means and how much of an impact it will have on them.
For many businesses, securing a reliable and competitive energy deal is essential. Ultimately, it will allow you to keep productivity high and overheads low, so your business can operate as effectively and profitably as possible.
In the past decade we have seen the closure of many famous high-street brands following the recession and changes in consumer trends. But why did their competitors not fail too? Together with Impact International, experts in change management, we look at how some businesses make themselves resistant to change.
