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Straightforward eurozone break-up is now the best possible outcome, says Roger Bootle, founder of Capital Economics.

Germany has drawn up plans to make Britain pay a share of the multi-billion pound clean-up costs if Greece is ejected from the euro, risking a clash with Downing Street.

Foreign Secretary William Hague has called on bosses to stop “complaining” about the economy and work harder.

Tony Caldeira’s warehouse supervisor, Xiao Qi, wants a pay rise.

A new £100 million investment fund to support research partnerships between universities, businesses, charities and philanthropic donors will open for bids on Monday, Universities and Science Minister David Willetts will announce today.

Over one third of UK small businesses say that they now use Facebook to drum up new customers – more than local directories such as Yellow Pages and Thomson and substantially more than print or online advertising.

The Morgan McKinley London Employment Monitor has shown an increase in professional job opportunities across the London financial services sector in April 12

UK funds could be set for a €5 billion (£4 billion) tax windfall after the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled against a withholding tax on dividend payments from French companies to funds domiciled outside the country.

Whilst the main news for many employers is simply that the deadline for filing the Employers’ Annual Return Form P35 is little more than a week away, there are some businesses who risk receiving automatic late filing penalties even when a Form P35 isn’t actually due

An initiative designed to help freelancers comply with ‘IR35’ tax avoidance rules has been strongly criticised by business groups.

Responding to today’s publication of the National Audit Office’s (NAO) report on the Regional Growth Fund (RGF).

As a small technology entrepreneur in London, how do you stand out from the competition and secure between £100k and £500k investment from Business Angels?

The Bank of England is expected to call time on the latest round of quantitative easing on Thursday following signs that inflation is proving more “sticky” than expected.

The head of a leading educational charity has said more science and engineering companies need to invest in actively engaging with education if they are to avoid a recruitment skills gap in the short and medium term.

Business and Enterprise Minister Mark Prisk is today leading the call for more organisations to sign up to the Mentorsme portal and join the national mentoring network.