Kingscroft Professional Resources are specialists in technical, commercial and management resources providing the talent to support , control and expand your business.
British regional airline Flybmi files for administration and cancels all flightsread more
It comes amid reports a speech by the UK's defence secretary has caused upset in China.read more
Amazon's plans for a campus in Long Island City bitterly divided a community grappling with rapid change.read more
The illegal car seats have appeared for sale online, although sites say listings have been deleted.read more
Profits jump at the bank, but it warns the economy faces a heightened level of Brexit uncertainty.read more
Clothing discounts helped retail sales to rebound sharply last month, official figures show.read more
The UK's competition body lists the top, and bottom, rated banks for customer satisfaction.read more
Fashion Director Donata Meirelles has been criticised for party photos said to "evoke slavery."read more
Employees at mining giant Vale are arrested amid a criminal probe into the dam break that killed 166.read more
The US says "very difficult issues" remain unresolved with talks due to resume in the US next week.read more
Unions say they had warned about the "disastrous privatisation programme" four years ago.read more
Millennium & Copthorne says its London hotels are facing difficulties in recruiting EU workers.read more
The internet giant hit local opposition over the roughly $3bn in subsidies it had been promised.read more
The aircraft manufacturer ends production of the superjumbo after key buyer Emirates cuts order.read more
The cake chain and sister brand Philpotts have been bought out of administration, saving 117 shops.read more
And many families need multiple copies making the price hike from £4 to £11 even more onerous.read more
The US investment bank has created the JPM Coin to handle wholesale payments for some clients.read more
A company that provides scantily-clad beefcakes to serve at parties wins a dispute over its name.read more
Low mortgage rates and a less aggressive attitude from lenders means fewer are having their homes seized.read more
The economy has been hit by a slowdown in the global economy and problems in the car sector.read more
The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how the chocolate bar became a million dollar idea.read more
Overwork is a longstanding problem in Japan and companies are turning to technology for solutions.read more
An MP reminds the PM of her call to end to rip-off energy prices, but tells her 2.5 million people were now in fuel poverty.read more
As taxi drivers face the prospect of extra criminal checks, one woman tells of being assaulted by her driver.read more
StockX founder Josh Luber says entrepreneurs just need to put "one foot in front of the other".read more
Brexit may mean buying your favourite brand could cost you more. Here's why.read more
Fifty years since the Boeing 747's first flight, BBC Rewind looks back on how the jumbo jet changed aviation and global travel.read more
Eliza Walter works at an art gallery, but in her spare time she makes sustainable jewellery.read more
The UK says it want to replicate the EU's trade agreements "as far as possible".read more
The prolonged uncertainty of the "Brexit fog" seems to be leaving its mark on prosperity.read more
In the wake of the #MeToo movement, new apps are helping victims gather and share evidence.read more
It was billed as the future of air travel, but airlines increasingly saw the jet as too big and inefficient.read more
Models travel between fashion capitals for the chance to appear on the catwalks, but many will go home without pay and more debt.read more
Wouldn't it make sense to take a more rational approach to choosing your perfect partner?read more
Critics say the pressure to confess is immense and there is no real presumption of innocence.read more
Some women in Japan are moving away from the custom of giving 'obligation chocolates' to male colleagues.read more
The check-in desks of hotels are becoming the front line for detecting victims of human trafficking.read more
British pensioners in Europe worry about healthcare costs in the event of a no-deal Brexit.read more
London's trade guilds date back a thousand years and have billions of pounds in assets. But have they forgotten their original purpose?read more
Video consultations are saving doctors time and money, but are they good for patients, too?read more
A handful of Asian countries allow parents to take legal action against their children who fail to support them.read more
Will Brits be able to use their mobile phones in Europe after Brexit without paying extra?read more
Andrew Michael was 17 when he used his mother's credit card without her knowledge to launch a successful IT company.read more
The firm is facing legal action after helping to raise money for Malaysia's state development fund.read more
How is the world's biggest trade fair for sweets adapting to a growing backlash against sugar?read more
Racing faces its biggest financial crisis in 18 years, being forced to close down due to equine flu.read more
The smartphone is becoming a powerful medical tool that can diagnose a growing number of conditions.read more
Merebeth Veit has invented a job for herself that satisfies the two loves of her life, animals and travel.read more
Meet the women around the world who are making tidying up and decluttering into a career.read more
While Donald Trump wants to build his wall, Mexico's new president wants less of his countrymen and women to want to go to the US.read more
There never was a founder called Valerie, instead a Belgian husband and wife team. Ben Morris speaks exclusively to the couple's niece.read more
The Trump administration has nominated economist David Malpass as World Bank president. Who is he?read more
Three retail industry experts give their views on the future of the iconic music retailer.read more
Tweets by @Kingscroft_KPR