It is understood from a report in the Telegraph that Barclays plc and Lloyds Banking Group are writing to businesses engaged in litigation with them over the interest swap mis-selling scandal asking them to suspend their claims until they find…
Read moreBonfire Of Red Tape Not Burning Brightly
According to a report published last week by the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), the amount of red tape surrounding the running of a business, particularly a small one, is still holding back growth, despite the Government’s pledges to slash…
Read moreSunday Trading Hours Relaxed For Olympics
As of this Sunday, Sunday trading laws will be relaxed until September 9 for the Olympic and Paralympic Games under the terms of a Bill which was granted Royal Assent in May.
Read moreRetailers Urged To Commission, Not Copy Designs
A number of pressure groups are now attracting high profile retailers and other support in a campaign to urge retailers to commission original designs rather than copy them.
Read moreEmployment Tribunal Fees Confirmed
The decision to introduce fixed fees for two “levels” of claims for employment tribunals was announced on Friday to the acclaim of business groups but against the wishes of trades unions and some politicians.
Read moreHague Launches European Law Audit
Foreign Secretary William Hague is launching a “comprehensive audit” of UE law and its impact on the UK, including laws that affect business and other possible overlaps with British law.
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