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The UK faces an imminent threat of crippling cyber attacks from Russia, capable of “turning out the lights for millions,” a senior minister will...
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A growing number of workers are leaving companies imposing rigid office attendance requirements, according to new research. Recruiters report a significant surge in job...
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Rishi Sunak will be forced by the House of Lords to abandon plans for a bonfire of European Union laws by the end of...
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The UK’s leading companies are less inclined to borrow now than at any point since the financial crisis of 2008, a survey of directors...
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Leo Varadkar, the taoiseach in Ireland, has said mistakes were made on all sides in the handling of Brexit, vowing to be “flexible and...
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Investors in tech start-ups do not trust female founders, reveals new research by Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU). The study, conducted by...
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