UK Business News

Growing interest in the former British owned luxury marques Jaguar and Land Rover have helped the current Indian owners Tata Motors to move back into the black, recording a net profit for the three months to June 2010 of 19.9bn rupees or £273million.
Since showing losses amounting to 3.3bn rupees a year ago, Tata have seen [...]

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One of the UK’s leading retail experts, Mary Portas, has launched her ‘guide to successful retailing‘ – a series of master classes to help give thousands of independent retailers the edge in their battle to stay on the high street.
Delivered exclusively through the National Skills Academy for Retail’s network of retail skills shops, located on [...]

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The host nation has been under close scrutiny in the first week or so of the South African World Cup, but the international community is not only watching the action on the pitch; they are also witnessing a South Africa that continues to emerge as a competitive 21st century economy.
As outlined in Deloitte’s paper “2010 [...]

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The London Metropolitan Business School (LMBS) has recognised the need for teaching the latest Digital Marketing skills to its students by announcing that the Masters Degree course will be added to their existing degree courses starting from September 2010.
Students who enroll for the new course will explore the latest thinking on technology, digital marketing and [...]

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Easynet Connect a leading ISP to SMEs has warned small business owners that their web connections could be reduced to snails pace as workers use high bandwidth media to follow the World Cup via office connections.
Managing Director of Easynet, Chris Stening gives businesses a timely reminder of what they might expect in less than two [...]

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