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895 Ways to Wear Kashmir Blue Sapphire Jewelry
Kashmiri blue sapphire is the world’s most expensive gemstone known for its exquisite color and clarity, making it a popular choice among...
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1.5KServices sector shrinks for first time since lockdown
Activity in Britain’s dominant services sector contracted last month for the first time since the start of the third Covid-19 lockdown in...
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537Hunt’s capital punishment for small businesses as chancellor looks to increase dividend taxes to fill £50billion economic black hole
Jeremy Hunt is considering a multi-billion-pound tax raid on profits under plans to make those ‘with the broadest shoulders’ bear the brunt...
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478British companies are failing to keep up with financial criminals
In-house lawyers working in major British companies are becoming increasingly concerned that the firms they work for are failing to keep up...
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463Businesses scrambling to hire staff in heated job market despite recession picking up
Businesses are still desperate for staff, with increases in adverts for occupations including childminders, school secretaries and dental practitioners, new research suggests....
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624UK employees miss out on £1.3bn in expenses to not look ‘petty’
British workers forgo claiming £1.3bn in expenses at work for fear of looking “petty” according to new research. 80 per cent miss...
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840One UK nightclub closing every two days over soaring costs, industry says
Nightclubs are closing at a rate of one every two days amid soaring inflation, according to figures from the Night Time Industries...
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1.6KNon-dom tax breaks being reviewed by the Treasury in effort to raise revenue
Treasury officials are examining whether the autumn statement could include changes to non-dom status and moves to raise taxes on dividends by...
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523Elon Musk to start cutting Twitter workforce
Elon Musk is to start reducing Twitter’s workforce today, the company has told staff, a week after completing his $44 billion takeover....
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956New Business Secretary announces £95m funding for super-materials to boost UK growth
Business Secretary Grant Shapps has announced a £95 million boost to develop the super-materials of the future, supporting research and innovation in...
