Editor’s Pick
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128More than half of UK EV drivers don’t have access to charging at work
More than 52% of surveyed EV drivers did not have access to a charge point at their place of work, a YouGov...
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115UK Retail sales fall despite Black Friday and World Cup
Retail sales unexpectedly fell in November as Black Friday discount deals and football’s World Cup failed to boost spending, with the cost...
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99Tax dodging and non-compliance during pandemic cost UK £9bn
Tax dodging and non-compliance during the pandemic cost the government £9bn, Whitehall’s spending watchdog has found. The loss to the public purse...
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107Britain falling behind with full-fibre broadband roll out
Britain still lags behind many European and Asian countries in the fastest broadband despite a record pace of rollout, according to Ofcom’s...
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119Americans reduce retail spending as US inflation bites
Retail sales dropped by 0.6 per cent in the United States last month, more than anticipated and a sign of Americans’ caution...
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110Supply chain disruptions prompt fall in investment
Companies that used up cash reserves stockpiling materials when supply disruptions were at their worst are scaling back plans to invest as...
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104Treasury delays programme to digitise tax system for two more years
The biggest changes to personal taxation in a quarter of a century are to be postponed for a further two years because...
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111An end could be in sight to rail strikes as a resolution could be reached soon
Mick Lynch, the boss of the RMT, has said that a resolution to the rail dispute could come as soon next week....
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80How AI will change our workplace
Artificial intelligence is already omnipresent in our private everyday life, through the likes of voice-controlled household helpers, self-driving cars, and optimized adverts...
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79How Programmatic Advertising Can Increase Sales
Getting your business noticed is a great goal, and programmatic advertising can help you get there. It’s a fast, efficient, and effective...
