Editor’s Pick
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114Government looking at proposals to expand windfall taxes
Windfall taxes on energy companies could be raised to 30 per cent and extended as much as three years, as Downing Street...
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98Musk appoints himself CEO of Twitter as employees brace for mass layoffs
Elon Musk has appointed himself CEO of Twitter and dissolved its board of directors, it was revealed in a company filing on...
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114Closure fear hangs over hospitality as cost of living soars
More than a third of businesses in the hospitality industry risk going bust early next year as running costs and dwindling consumer...
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109Unemployment set to rise next year
A rise in unemployment above pre-pandemic levels next year will intensify the squeeze on household finances, which is already at its worst...
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105UK Esports team wins £7.4m in video game battle
More than 10,000 spectators cheered as a team of UK-based competitors won £7.4 million. The victory was marked not by a goal...
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133Tips for Protecting Your Ageing Parents
Their whole lives, your parents have stopped at nothing to ensure the success of their family, providing and teaching the skills to...
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87Successful Trader Samuel Leach to provide Scholarships and combat Financial Illiteracy in the UK
Forex trader, CEO, and founder of Samuel & Co Trading, Samuel Leach, has recently launched his new higher education programme, waging war...
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117Tech Nation calls for R&D cuts to be spared
Amidst concerns that R&D might be cut, we are urging the Government that R&D funding must be protected to help drive an...
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111Bank of England, Home Office, MI5 and News Corp HQ targeted by Just Stop Oil vandalism
The Bank of England was among London landmarks targeted by environment activists this morning, along with the Home Office, MI5 and headquarters...
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101Co-op to give all staff paid leave for fertility treatments
Staff at the Co-op will be able to take paid time off for fertility treatments, under a new policy launched by the...
