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Lyle Bignon, Night Time Economy Ambassador for Birmingham, working on behalf of the Night Time Industries Association, said: “Today’s announcement by the Chancellor was nothing short of an exercise in ‘smoke and mirrors’.

The continued success of an Early Years’ Talent Scheme is helping a rapidly growing principal contractor bridge a skills gap accelerated by the impact of Brexit.

Female representation on UK business management boards in increasing but there are far fewer female employees from entry level positions reaching middle management roles.

UK tax policies are restricting business growth and innovation, according to new research by UK top ten accountancy and advisory firm Azets.

As the tax year draws to a close, couples who are married or in civil partnerships could be due a financial boost by sharing unused tax allowances.

Corporación Habanos, S.A., the world leader in the marketing of premium cigars, revealed its financial results for 2023 during the press conference that kicked off the 24th Habano Festival.

A family-run Black Country manufacturer has moved and doubled the size of its factory, following a £7.59 million investment from the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA).

One of the UK’s fastest growing developers of much-needed affordable housing and Extra Care schemes has secured a prestigious business prize.

Future Investment Initiative (FII) Institute's FII PRIORITY investor summit concluded, having explored a range of issues of global significance.

A family-run Black Country manufacturer has moved and doubled the size of its factory, following a £7.59 million investment from the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA).

The City of Wolverhampton Council has been shortlisted for two awards at this year’s LGC Awards, which celebrate the achievements of local government organisations.

Reacting to the final cost-of-living payment for UK households, a relevant expert explores how the current economic landscape impacts the Government's decision. 

One of the UK’s leading autonomous vehicle specialists has made a strategic new appointment to drive its aviation activity.

Smaller financial advice firms are set to remain in the cross hairs of industry consolidators with the number looking to sell or exit the space likely to ramp up in 2024 despite ‘tepid markets’, reports financial services lawyer Ed Foulkes.

The Chief Secretary to the Treasury's response to January's public sector finance stats follows.

Henrietta Brealey, chief executive of Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce (GBCC), says: “We are continuing to work through the implications for the business community.