The UK’s casino industry stands at a crossroads. Despite being a cornerstone of the leisure, hospitality, and tourism sectors, its potential is being hindered by outdated regulations. With online and offshore operators rapidly expanding their foothold and attracting a growing number of players, the need for comprehensive reform has neverContinue Reading
Alison Rose, the former CEO of NatWest, made history as the first woman to lead a major UK bank. Now a senior adviser to the private equity firm Charterhouse, she is widely recognised for her commitment to female entrepreneurship and sustainability. Rose chaired the 2019 Alison Rose Review on FemaleContinue Reading
Britain’s economy is set to grow faster than expected this year – but is not “heading into the fast lane” yet as uncertainties continue to weigh, according to a report. The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has upgraded its UK growth forecast to 1.1% in 2024, up from the 0.8%Continue Reading
Finance minister Jack Chambers has defended the Government’s plans to spend eight billion in October’s budget following a warning from the Budget watchdog. Ireland’s next Budget will be worth 8.3 billion euro, with 6.9 billion for spending and 1.4 billion on tax. The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (IFAC) said thatContinue Reading
Surge pricing based on demand is set to be examined by the European Commission amid a backlash to Oasis concert prices soaring due to the practice. Some fans of the rock band were shocked by standard tickets for their reunion tour more than doubling from £148 to £355 on TicketmasterContinue Reading
Burberry has been kicked off the FTSE 100 after 15 years on the UK’s top stock market index, after a bruising year for the company’s share price amid a luxury retail slump. Following the latest reshuffle on the London Stock Exchange, insurer Hiscox has been promoted to the top indexContinue Reading
Investors withdrew £1.5 billion from M&G in the last six months, as the money manager said it is looking to cut costs across the business by £20 million more than before. The group said the savings would come on top of an existing £200 million cost-cutting target, which includes aContinue Reading
Growth in the UK’s services sector picked up pace last month as businesses felt the benefits of falling borrowing costs and post-election political stability, according to a new survey. Some firms said their customers were more willing to spend after noticing a lull in decision-making earlier in the summer. TheContinue Reading
The freedom of flexibility is why a dynamic pricing strategy is the solution you have been waiting for to elevate your company to the next level Dynamic Pricing Strategy Businesses are now more adaptive and essentially intuitive when it comes to revenue management and this is thanks to having well-manicuredContinue Reading
Plans to ensure the Government consults a watchdog before making major tax and spending changes still leave Labour room to “fiddle the fiscal rules”, Tories have claimed. The Budget Responsibility Bill returns to the Commons on Wednesday and ministers say it will create a “fiscal lock” to ensure such policiesContinue Reading
