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Belstaff, the luxury leather jacket brand owned by billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has reported a further £18.3m loss, raising fresh concerns over its financial...
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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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Tourists visiting the UK may soon be asked to pay local visitor levies as councils consider introducing overnight stay charges to support services strained...
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The National Health Service (NHS) plays a critical role in the provision of bariatric treatments, addressing obesity, a growing public health challenge in the...
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Cloud2Me’s latest survey conducted at AccountEx Manchester sheds light on the significant challenges accountants face when transitioning to cloud-based IT solutions. In an era...
Stocks
No matter how you slice it, small and mid caps have been absolutely crushed on a relative basis since 2021. The unfortunate part about...
Stocks
In a truncated trading week, the Indian equities closed the week with gains thanks to a robust technical rebound that it witnessed on Friday....
Stocks
In this StockCharts TV video, Mary Ellen reviews the broad-based rally that pushed the Equal-Weighted SPX to new highs. She also shared base breakouts and...
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The last full trading week before the Thanksgiving holiday has ended on a positive note. Following up on yesterday’s blog post, the S&P 500...
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Christmas hiring is revitalising Britain’s job market, with annual salaries increasing at the fastest rate in three years, according to recent figures. The average...
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Lighthouse, a London-based software company specialising in hotel room pricing, has become Britain’s newest unicorn after securing a $370 million (£293 million) investment from...
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Nearly two-thirds of UK companies are set to scale back hiring plans in response to the Chancellor’s £40bn tax hike, according to new polling...
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SMEs across the UK are preparing for significant financial challenges in 2025, with new research indicating an expected average revenue loss of £138,000 per...
Politics
John Hasnas has written a new book outlining how societies operate with mutual cooperation and common law. According to David Gordon, it is a...
Politics
Tom DiLorenzo appears on the Two Mikes podcast to discuss the Federal Reserve.
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For stock investors, currency trading (a.k.a. Forex) can feel tricky—mostly because its structure and mechanics are not as straightforward as those of other financial...
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Let’s assume…you’re a business leader who has worked hard to empower your team to fly your company flag with confidence and absolute clarity on...
