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  • MUFG and export credit agencies unlock €1.2bn financing for Turkish electric railway
  • Oil prices could double if Red Sea shipping attacks continue warns Goldman Sachs
  • House prices started to rise again in 2023, says Halifax
  • Electric car sales flatline as manufacturers call for VAT cut
  • New London to Sheffield train service planned for 2025
  • Insurer forced to pay thousands of pounds to small firms hit by Covid payout delays
  • Mortgage rates cut as new year price war intensifies
  • SpaceX puts direct-to-phone Starlink satellites in orbit to eliminate smartphone ‘dead zones’
  • Next raises profit forecast but warns stock could be delayed by Red Sea attacks
  • Starmer sets out Labour’s election agenda on Inheritance tax, borrowing, taxes and £28bn green fund
UKEF has partnered with other export credit agencies and MUFG as sole Mandated Lead Arranger to secure over €1.2 billion in financing for a sustainable railway project.

MUFG and export credit agencies unlock €1.2bn financing for Turkish electric railway

UKEF has partnered with other export credit agencies and MUFG as sole Mandated Lead Arranger to secure over €1.2 billion in financing for a sustainable railway project.

Houthi rebel disruptions reaching the Straits of Hormuz could double oil prices, Goldman Sachs has warned.

Oil prices could double if Red Sea shipping attacks continue warns Goldman Sachs

Houthi rebel disruptions reaching the Straits of Hormuz could double oil prices, Goldman Sachs has warned.

For the first time in almost two years, most estate agents think they will be selling more homes in a few months’ time than they are currently.

House prices started to rise again in 2023, says Halifax

House prices have stopped falling and are rising again, according to a closely watched report from the mortgage lender Halifax.

The number of new cars registered in the UK has jumped by nearly 18% but electric vehicle demand is flatlining, prompting the industry to call for a VAT cut to stimulate sales.

Electric car sales flatline as manufacturers call for VAT cut

The number of new cars registered in the UK has jumped by nearly 18% but electric vehicle demand is flatlining, prompting the industry to call for a VAT cut to stimulate sales.

The Yorkshire city of Sheffield is to get a new competitor rail service to London, promising faster travel times than the existing trains.

New London to Sheffield train service planned for 2025

The Yorkshire city of Sheffield is to get a new competitor rail service to London, promising faster travel times than the existing trains.

The hospitality sector was one of the hardest hit industries by the pandemic, but even with restrictions being lifted, some restaurants in London are still being forced to close.

Insurer forced to pay thousands of pounds to small firms hit by Covid payout delays

One of the world’s largest insurance companies has been forced to pay thousands of pounds in interest to small businesses whose Covid insurance payout claims were delayed.

HSBC has suffered a fresh blow to its green credentials after the UK advertising watchdog banned a series of misleading adverts and said any future campaigns must disclose the bank’s contribution to the climate crisis.

Mortgage rates cut as new year price war intensifies

HSBC has become the first leading bank to cut mortgage rates below 4 per cent as a new year price war between lenders gathers pace.

SpaceX has launched the first set of Starlink satellites capable of providing network coverage directly from space to standard smartphones in a service designed to eliminate global “dead zones”.

SpaceX puts direct-to-phone Starlink satellites in orbit to eliminate smartphone ‘dead zones’

SpaceX has launched the first set of Starlink satellites capable of providing network coverage directly from space to standard smartphones in a service designed to eliminate global “dead zones”.

Next has raised its profit forecast for the fifth time in less than a year after reporting better-than-expected sales in the run-up to Christmas.

Next raises profit forecast but warns stock could be delayed by Red Sea attacks

Next has raised its profit forecast for the fifth time in less than a year after reporting better-than-expected sales in the run-up to Christmas.

  1. MUFG and export credit agencies unlock €1.2bn financing for Turkish electric railway
  2. Oil prices could double if Red Sea shipping attacks continue warns Goldman Sachs
  3. House prices started to rise again in 2023, says Halifax
  4. Electric car sales flatline as manufacturers call for VAT cut
  5. New London to Sheffield train service planned for 2025
  6. Insurer forced to pay thousands of pounds to small firms hit by Covid payout delays
  7. Mortgage rates cut as new year price war intensifies
  8. SpaceX puts direct-to-phone Starlink satellites in orbit to eliminate smartphone ‘dead zones’
  9. Next raises profit forecast but warns stock could be delayed by Red Sea attacks

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UKEF has partnered with other export credit agencies and MUFG as sole Mandated Lead Arranger to secure over €1.2 billion in financing for a sustainable railway project.

飞艇168官方开奖历史记录+结果记录查询+最新结果号码 幸运飞行艇官方开奖精准计划 MUFG and export credit agencies unlock €1.2bn financing for Turkish electric railway

UKEF has partnered with other export credit agencies and MUFG as sole Mandated Lead Arranger to secure over €1.2 billion in financing for a sustainable railway project.

Houthi rebel disruptions reaching the Straits of Hormuz could double oil prices, Goldman Sachs has warned.

Oil prices could double if Red Sea shipping attacks continue warns Goldman Sachs

Houthi rebel disruptions reaching the Straits of Hormuz could double oil prices, Goldman Sachs has warned.

For the first time in almost two years, most estate agents think they will be selling more homes in a few months’ time than they are currently.

House prices started to rise again in 2023, says Halifax

House prices have stopped falling and are rising again, according to a closely watched report from the mortgage lender Halifax.

The number of new cars registered in the UK has jumped by nearly 18% but electric vehicle demand is flatlining, prompting the industry to call for a VAT cut to stimulate sales.

Electric car sales flatline as manufacturers call for VAT cut

The number of new cars registered in the UK has jumped by nearly 18% but electric vehicle demand is flatlining, prompting the industry to call for a VAT cut to stimulate sales.

The Yorkshire city of Sheffield is to get a new competitor rail service to London, promising faster travel times than the existing trains.

New London to Sheffield train service planned for 2025

The Yorkshire city of Sheffield is to get a new competitor rail service to London, promising faster travel times than the existing trains.

The hospitality sector was one of the hardest hit industries by the pandemic, but even with restrictions being lifted, some restaurants in London are still being forced to close.

Insurer forced to pay thousands of pounds to small firms hit by Covid payout delays

One of the world’s largest insurance companies has been forced to pay thousands of pounds in interest to small businesses whose Covid insurance payout claims were delayed.

HSBC has suffered a fresh blow to its green credentials after the UK advertising watchdog banned a series of misleading adverts and said any future campaigns must disclose the bank’s contribution to the climate crisis.

Mortgage rates cut as new year price war intensifies

HSBC has become the first leading bank to cut mortgage rates below 4 per cent as a new year price war between lenders gathers pace.

SpaceX has launched the first set of Starlink satellites capable of providing network coverage directly from space to standard smartphones in a service designed to eliminate global “dead zones”.

SpaceX puts direct-to-phone Starlink satellites in orbit to eliminate smartphone ‘dead zones’

SpaceX has launched the first set of Starlink satellites capable of providing network coverage directly from space to standard smartphones in a service designed to eliminate global “dead zones”.

Next has raised its profit forecast for the fifth time in less than a year after reporting better-than-expected sales in the run-up to Christmas.

Next raises profit forecast but warns stock could be delayed by Red Sea attacks

Next has raised its profit forecast for the fifth time in less than a year after reporting better-than-expected sales in the run-up to Christmas.

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UK and EU climate change strategy will see new reporting procedures and rising consumer prices

As the UK and EU come together with a new renewables and climate change strategy, exporters and importers will face new reporting requirements and tax levies, say leading tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg.

Elon Musk is considering cutting Twitter’s workforce by almost 75 per cent, as the deadline for his $44 billion takeover of the social media group edges closer.

Mutual fund Fidelity says value of X down by over 71% since purchase by Musk and name change from Twitter

According to a disclosure obtained by Axios, Fidelity, a mutual fund that owns a stake in X Holdings, has marked down the value of its shares by a staggering 71.5% since Musk’s purchase.

The number of first-time buyers who bought a home with a mortgage fell to its lowest level in a decade in 2023, according to a leading lender.

Number of UK first-time buyers in 2023 was lowest in a decade

The number of first-time buyers who bought a home with a mortgage fell to its lowest level in a decade in 2023, according to a leading lender.

Businesses are failing to adopt new artificial intelligence technologies, research from the universities of Leeds, Sussex and Cambridge shows.

British businesses ‘missing out on AI revolution’ finds new university backed research

Businesses are failing to adopt new artificial intelligence technologies, research from the universities of Leeds, Sussex and Cambridge shows.

Thousands more nudge letters being sent out by HMRC are causing needless worry to UK taxpayers, and are unnecessary.

A Christmas tax bonus from HMRC for some UK taxpayers

HMRC aren’t known for their Christmas spirit, but there is one area where some taxpayers can benefit from a little cashflow bonus if they act now.

Cheese and chutney, whiskey and wine – behind every gift there is a long line of businesses and craftsmen. Suppliers all over the world know that Christmas brings a surge in demand, more so than ever when presents are a click away.

UKEF helps British exporters fill stockings around the world

Cheese and chutney, whiskey and wine – behind every gift there is a long line of businesses and craftsmen. Suppliers all over the world know that Christmas brings a surge in demand, more so than ever when presents are a click away.

The UK government has handed £1bn out to small firms via its start up loans scheme. The programme, created to help entrepreneurs start and scale up their business has now provided the funding to over 100,000 businesses across the country.

UK’s budding entrepreneurs stifled by cost of living crisis

Nearly all of budding entrepreneurs across the UK feel that there are factors holding them back from starting a business, with the cost of living crisis heading up the list, referenced by nearly four out of ten as a top barrier. Underlining the prevalence of money-related concerns, the next most important barrier was ‘perceptions of the financial cost’.

Profiled…

Joseph Black and Oliver Jacobs are the founders of tech firm UniTaskr which helps struggling students find flexible work and real-life experiences with some of the world’s leading companies including Amazon, Sony, Spotify, and Red Bull.  Joseph Black and Oliver Jacobs are the founders of tech firm UniTaskr which helps struggling students find flexible work and real-life experiences with some of the world’s leading companies including Amazon, Sony, Spotify, and Red Bull.  

Companies like Amazon and Sony are hiring students in droves – Meet the UK tech entrepreneurs supplying them

Joseph Black and Oliver Jacobs are the founders of tech firm UniTaskr which helps struggling students find flexible work and real-life experiences with some of the world’s leading companies including Amazon, Sony, Spotify, and Red Bull.  

Getting to Know You Profile – Andrew McNeill

Getting to Know You Profile: Andrew McNeill

Business Matters spoke with Andrew McNeill, co-founder of LX Leaders, a training and coaching consultancy helping leaders and teams to thrive in high pressure environments.

Marketing & Social Media

The European Union has formally announced it suspects X, previously known as Twitter, of breaching its rules in areas including countering illegal content and disinformation.

EU takes action against Elon Musk’s X over disinformation

Leave a Lasting Impression on all Your Clients With USB2U’s Branded Tech Products

Elon Musk’s X has reinstated the accounts of far-Right influencers Katie Hopkins and Tommy Robinson, reversing lifetime bans on the pair imposed by the social network’s previous ownership.

Elon Musk reinstates Katie Hopkins and Tommy Robinson to his social platform X

Newswire

Debunking Myths and Discovering the Benefits of UK Public Tenders

Business Matters
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  • Customs Crunch – How this startup plans to take the friction out of brexit
  • EU stimulus package announced offers new confidence for investors
  • Struggling TSB set to close 100 branches and axe staff

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Rosebud Finance, a Lancashire-based business loans provider, has injected £5.8m into 43 businesses across the region since July 2019, when GC Business Finance was appointed as the funds delivery partner. 

Rosebud accelerates the growth of 43 businesses across Lancashire  

Rosebud Finance, a Lancashire-based business loans provider, has injected £5.8m into 43 businesses across the region since July 2019, when GC Business Finance was appointed as the funds delivery partner. 

Edinburgh-based investment syndicate, Archangels, invested more than £13.8m during 2023 in eleven of Scotland’s best early-stage tech and life science companies.

Archangels invests £13.8M in tech & life science companies

Edinburgh-based investment syndicate, Archangels, invested more than £13.8m during 2023 in eleven of Scotland’s best early-stage tech and life science companies.

The boss of Frasers Group, Michael Murray, has described the business rates regime as a “disaster” and urged the government for an immediate overhaul of the system. 

Frasers Group snaps up luxury clothing website Matches Fashion for £52m

Frasers Group has snapped up luxury clothing website Matches Fashion for £52million.

The number of entrepreneurs under the age of 40 selling their businesses has increased by 23% in the last year, rising from 4,719 in 2019/20 to 5,803 in 2020/21, new research shows.

Number of young entrepreneurs selling their businesses increases by nearly quarter in one year

The number of entrepreneurs under the age of 40 selling their businesses has increased by 23% in the last year, rising from 4,719 in 2019/20 to 5,803 in 2020/21, new research shows.

Harriet, the first full-stack AI solution designed to get companies’ internal data ready for the AI revolution, relieve People teams of their daily admin burden, and give every staff member their own HR assistant, has raised a £1.2m pre-seed round led by Concept Ventures and joined by Frontline Ventures, Portfolio Ventures, and Notion Capital. 

Harriet raises £1.2m to transform HR with AI

Harriet, the first full-stack AI solution designed to get companies’ internal data ready for the AI revolution, relieve People teams of their daily admin burden, and give every staff member their own HR assistant, has raised a £1.2m pre-seed round led by Concept Ventures and joined by Frontline Ventures, Portfolio Ventures, and Notion Capital. 

Sir Rocco Forte is increasing the pace of expansion of his luxury hotel group after selling a 49 per cent stake to Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund which values the business at £1.4 billion.

Saudis buy 49% stake in Forte Hotels group

Sir Rocco Forte is increasing the pace of expansion of his luxury hotel group after selling a 49 per cent stake to Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund which values the business at £1.4 billion.

A Yorkshire-based property company, which specialises in buying homes for cash in just seven days, is eyeing further expansion having gained full shareholding ownership of the business after securing a £10.5m funding solution.

£10.5m funding deal accelerates next stage of growth for Yorkshire SME

A Yorkshire-based property company, which specialises in buying homes for cash in just seven days, is eyeing further expansion having gained full shareholding ownership of the business after securing a £10.5m funding solution.

Octopus Electric Vehicles (Octopus EV) has agreed a £550 million debt securitisation facility from Lloyds Bank to fund electric vehicles, accelerating total EV funding to £1.2 billion.

Octopus EV silently speeds past £1 billion electric car funding

Octopus Electric Vehicles (Octopus EV) has agreed a £550 million debt securitisation facility from Lloyds Bank to fund electric vehicles, accelerating total EV funding to £1.2 billion.

Liverpool’s VEC to deliver £5.1m innovation support programme for city region’s SMEs

Liverpool’s VEC to deliver £5.1m innovation support programme for city region’s SMEs

A new partnership between the University of Liverpool’s VEC (Virtual Engineering Centre), Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) and Edge Hill University has launched to support business innovation across the Liverpool City Region (LCR).

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Artificial intelligence cannot be legally named as an inventor to secure patent rights, the UK supreme court has ruled.

AI cannot be named as patent ‘inventor’, UK supreme court rules

Artificial intelligence cannot be legally named as an inventor to secure patent rights, the UK supreme court has ruled.

Apple has been forced to stop selling the Apple Watch in the US this week after a landmark lawsuit claimed the tech giant stole technology that monitors users' vitals.

Apple banned from selling smartwatches in US over medical technology patent infringement

Apple has been forced to stop selling the Apple Watch in the US this week after a landmark lawsuit claimed the tech giant stole technology that monitors users’ vitals.

The European Union has formally announced it suspects X, previously known as Twitter, of breaching its rules in areas including countering illegal content and disinformation.

EU takes action against Elon Musk’s X over disinformation

The European Union has formally announced it suspects X, previously known as Twitter, of breaching its rules in areas including countering illegal content and disinformation.

A group of influential MPs is urging the government to do more to prioritise economic crime and explain why legislation is being delayed.

A New Chapter in Transparency? Companies House’s New Powers to Tackle Economic Crime

The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency (ECCT) Act was passed in late October after years of public consultation on tackling economic crime, spurred on by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The Fourth Board of Appeal of the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) has reversed the refusal of Haribo’s figurative trade mark consisting of an image of its 'Goldbear’ gummy bear on the basis that the mark does satisfy the minimum degree of distinctiveness.

Appeal decision finds Haribo’s gummy bear figurative trade mark distinctive

The Fourth Board of Appeal of the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) has reversed the refusal of Haribo’s figurative trade mark consisting of an image of its ‘Goldbear’ gummy bear on the basis that the mark does satisfy the minimum degree of distinctiveness.

With the festive season fast approaching, many employers have already finalised their plans for a staff party. Others may prefer a more spontaneous approach.

How can employers avoid problems at staff parties?

With the festive season fast approaching, many employers have already finalised their plans for a staff party. Others may prefer a more spontaneous approach.

Rather than remove copyrighted material from ChatGPT’s training dataset, the chatbot’s creator is offering to cover its clients’ legal costs for copyright infringement suits.

OpenAI offers to pay for ChatGPT customers’ copyright lawsuits

Rather than remove copyrighted material from ChatGPT’s training dataset, the chatbot’s creator is offering to cover its clients’ legal costs for copyright infringement suits.

The American taste for litigation is spreading beyond its borders, and it is coming for British small businesses next - this is the key finding of new research by Fair Civil Justice.

New research highlights increasing threat of US-style litigation culture to British business SMEs

The American taste for litigation is spreading beyond its borders, and it is coming for British small businesses next – this is the key finding of new research by Fair Civil Justice.

Tik Tok

TikTok’s latest GDPR breach could cost them up to $376M

TikTok are involved in yet another data breach fine following a £12.7 million fine by the UK for illegally processing the data of 1.4m children under 13.

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Made in Britain

More Housing’s launch is a new start in the UK’s approach to the housing crisis

Proving that mental health can marry eco-innovative design, More Housing uses MMC for meanwhile and permanent sites country wide

baldape parlour

Made in Britain: Male grooming brand, Baldape

Ben Rivers, founder of male grooming brand Baldape, shares the story behind his business and his keys to success.

Made in Britain: The Small Business Handbook

Olivia Crabtree talks to us about how her comprehensive guide is supporting small businesses all around the country.

The Personal Barber

Made in Britain: Shaving subscription box, The Personal Barber

Bradley St John Jones talks to us about his company, The Personal Barber, a shaving subscription box service.

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Opinion

exporting

UK and EU climate change strategy will see new reporting procedures and rising consumer prices

Unlocking Potential: How jobcentres are driving small business growth 

Digital Transformation waste bill expected to be $2 trillion by 2026 

Technology

People should not assume a positive outcome from the artificial intelligence boom, the UK’s competition watchdog has warned, citing risks including a proliferation of false information, fraud and fake reviews as well as high prices for using the technology.

New York Times sues OpenAI and Microsoft for ‘scraping content’

Artificial intelligence cannot be legally named as an inventor to secure patent rights, the UK supreme court has ruled.

AI cannot be named as patent ‘inventor’, UK supreme court rules

Google has agreed to pay US$700m and to allow for greater competition in its Play app store, according to the terms of an antitrust settlement with US states and consumers disclosed in a San Francisco federal court.

Google agrees to pay $700m after antitrust settlement over app store competition

Business

Google searches for solar panels have rocketed by more than 300 per cent this year, with the cost of living and energy crises hitting hard.

The transformative power of solar energy for UK businesses

In an era defined by environmental awareness and sustainability, UK businesses are increasingly turning to solar energy as a viable and strategic solution.

Business Champion Awards

Business Champion Awards is a finalist in the Awards Awards 2023

Two years of rewarding SMEs across the country and The Business Champion Awards are finalists themselves

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