Competition in higher education is in the interests of students
Students have always invested plenty of effort into getting the best they can out of their higher education, now they have to supplement that with money. A lot of money.
Students have always invested plenty of effort into getting the best they can out of their higher education, now they have to supplement that with money. A lot of money.
67% of UK businesses sell products or services to consumers. Yet, according to CMA research more than half (54%) of businesses surveyed don’t fully understand the rules on unfair terms. Could this be you?
With students paying tuition fees of up to £9,000 a year, it’s more important than ever that they get a valuable and rewarding experience at university.
30 June 2016 marked the end of the CMA’s presidency of the International Consumer Protection and Enforcement Network (ICPEN), a group of consumer protection authorities from nearly 60 countries.
In 2011 I directed an investigation by one of our predecessor bodies, the Competition Commission, which found that competition between bus operators can bring real benefits to the travelling public.
Imagine you store all your photos, music and personal documents in the cloud and you pay for a 50GB storage account.
You’re about to go on holiday but aren’t sure what accommodation to book. Do you go for the beach front apartment or the smart hotel in the old town that’s close to the best restaurants and bars?
As consumers, we have a whole world of purchasing possibilities. It’s never been easier to shop online to get the best deals on everything from car rentals to Easter eggs.
Do you store your photos, music, videos and other precious items in the cloud? We’d like to hear about your experiences of cloud storage.
Researching and booking a rental car isn’t always a straightforward experience: