James Hurley is an Enterprise Editor for The Times, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. His work covers a wide range of topics including business, finance, and current affairs. James has also had his work featured in The Australian.
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Parliamentary committee wants to see evidence before launching an inquiry into proposal to end default secrecy around the regulator’s investigations
Users of a crowdfunding forum said Flight Fund, launched by the entrepreneur and Dragons’ Den panellist, was ‘opaque’ and ‘mysterious’ about its portfolio
The National Investigation Service had a police website and boasted about arrests — but it has never had the powers
University aims to double number of start-up companies spun out by academic founders
The Commons Treasury committee said the Prudential Regulation Authority should scrap proposals to end preferential treatment for small business loans
Treasury committee report raises concern over treatment of small businesses and says this could damage growth
Financial Conduct Authority stands by its plans to name more businesses that are subject to its investigations despite pressure to drop them
Research by the National Centre for Universities and Business raises “concerns about the UK’s ability to compete in the global innovation landscape”
Warrington local authority is accused of failing to properly consult elected members
By: James Hurley
New analysis from the University of Melbourne suggests an antibiotic treatment commonly used in Intensive Care Units is putting patients at risk of ‘herd peril’
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