Category: In Business

Jul 4

Today’s most influential generation(s): a fresh look at the consumer behaviours of Gen Z and millennials

A recent study has indicated that the behaviours, attitudes, and shopping preferences between Gen Z and Millennials are not as different as what is often portrayed in the media. In fact, both groups display very similar consumption patterns and preferences. Both generations showed a marked preference for short, easily digestible video content such as Instagram […]
Jul 4

British butchers see sales boost as plant-based alternatives shunned at the tills

Survey shows Britain backing its butchers, as plant-based sales stagnate Independent butchers are serving more customers and selling more meat, according to the findings of the Big British Butchers Survey 2023. A survey, carried out by the National Craft Butchers (NCB) during March and April, has identified a resurgence in the sale of traditional meat products […]
Jul 3

Women-owned small businesses to benefit from grants throughout FIFA Women’s World Cup

Visa, Worldwide FIFA Women’s Football Partner, has announced a first-ever extension of the coveted Visa Player of the Match athlete award to support women-owned small businesses (WSMB) with $500,000 in total grant funding across the 64 matches and potentially 32 qualifying countries. “Visa understands equity requires action and resources. We’re excited to use the world’s […]
Jun 29

West Midlands tops regional rankings for foreign investment and sees highest growth in the UK 

The West Midlands has cemented its reputation as a global investment hotspot, emerging as the UK’s top regional location for attracting Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) outside London. The region has recorded the highest annual growth rate of all UK locations. According to official data from the Department for Business and Trade (DBT), 181 FDI projects […]
Jun 28

Rishi Sunak should cut national insurance and make investment relief permanent, think tank report argues

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Chancellor Jeremy Hunt should cut companies’ national insurance contributions and make the temporary business investment tax relief permanent, an influential think tank has argued in a radical blueprint to overhaul the UK’s tax regime. Employers’ should be subjected to a 12.8 per cent national insurance levy, one percentage point lower […]