If you’ve been deliberating over a new TV for a while, this is the year to get it. 2022 has already proven bountiful in its offerings, with new models from Samsung, LG and Sony across a range of different sizes. Of course, the TV you buy should suit its designated spot in the house. It […]
In a recent interview with the Daily Mirror, Boris Johnson reiterated his call for British workers to return to the office, claiming they are “more productive, more energetic, more full of ideas” when surrounded by their colleagues. But much to the Prime Minister’s dismay, it appears that a significant proportion of Britons simply do not […]
The days of spending paper banknotes in the shops are numbered: 100 days, to be exact – so start hunting at home. Remaining paper £20 or £50 notes should be spent or deposited by the end of September, the Bank of England said. An estimated 163 million paper £50 banknotes and about 314 million £20 […]
The UK ranks third among European countries for the most money lost due to corporate tax abuse on a yearly basis. The European nation that loses the most money to corporate tax abuse is Germany where, on an annual basis, an estimated £27.3 billion goes unpaid. This is followed by France where tax abuse losses […]
Replacing an hour-long commute with a walk downstairs, ditching workwear for pajama bottoms, and spending lunch breaks out of an office chair and on the sofa– there’s no denying that there are some seriously handy perks to life as a remote worker. Pre-pandemic, a truly flexible workplace seemed inconceivable to employees and business owners alike. […]
Nine in ten businesses are concerned about costs of funding the transition to net zero amid a spike in energy prices, revealed the latest research from Npower Business Solutions (NBS). The company’s report – Business Energy Tracker – revealed nearly half of UK businesses believe the current crisis will harm progress towards reaching climate goals, […]
Cross-party MPs are forming a special group to scrutinise post-Brexit rules for City firms, amid concerns that the overhaul could result in a regulatory race to the bottom. The new subcommittee, which will be run by Treasury committee members and advised by a panel of experts, is meant to make up for the fact that […]
BEIJING/HONG KONG — Asian shares wobbled while commodity prices fell on Thursday as mounting worries about the risks of a global recession amid aggressive rate hikes by the Federal Reserve kept broad investor sentiment fragile. Read More
Oil extended a retreat, copper fell to a 15-month low, while gold held gains as Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell did little to dampen fears of a recession during his congressional testimony. Su Keenan reports on Bloomberg Television.