Editor’s Pick
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114UK-backed battery firm Britishvolt considers entering administration
The UK government-backed battery startup Britishvolt is considering entering administration with the potential loss of almost 300 jobs after it struggled to...
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111Royal Mail workers union calls off planned strikes after legal challenge
Planned strikes by Royal Mail workers in the next two weeks have been called off after a challenge by the company. Members...
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107MP’s urge Tottenham Hotspur to drop Chinese sponsor AIA for supporting abuses in Hong Kong
British politicians have called on Tottenham Hotspur Football Club to sever ties with its main sponsor, AIA, as they accused the club...
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107Third of public sector workers ready to resign
One in three key workers are on the brink of quitting their jobs in a “mass exodus” that would cause public services...
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106HS2 rail plans could be derailed in hunt for £50bn savings, suggests Michael Gove
Michael Gove says that HS2 could be scaled back as Rishi Sunak targets big infrastructure projects in his attempts to save £50...
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116Women missing out on £599 billion in Gender Investment Gap
New research has revealed that women are missing out on a potential £599 billion – which is greater than the GDP of...
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105Getting to Know You: David Stocker, Attorney
Originally from Phoenix, Arizona, David Stocker was raised in a household that valued integrity, service, and charity. David’s father was a Public...
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92The perfect way to introduce language learning into your business
When it comes to developing a multilingual and diverse workforce, language learning is the perfect addition and should be incorporated into any...
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97How Frances Abeton Is Changing the Healthcare Landscape
Frances Abeton is the co-founder and CEO of WHYZE Health – a patient-centric collaborative care model that improves health outcomes. As a...
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133Is a Limited Company Protected From Divorce?
Divorce proceedings can be difficult at the best of times but they get a lot worse when we factor in things like...
