UK to impose steel import tariffs for another two years, government says
Tariffs on steel imports from China and other countries are to be extended for another two years, the UK government…
Tesco faces shortage of Heinz products after row over rising prices
Tesco is facing shortages of Heinz baked beans, ketchup and salad cream after a fallout with the US brand over…
School-leavers face toughest fight for university places ‘in living memory’
Students with top A-level grades will be turned away from universities under the most competitive admissions process in living memory,…
Two ways to stop out of trades
The last few days have seen a bonanza of trading opportunities. Students of my mentorship program who followed my framework…
Glastonbury Festival: How ‘community feeling’ contributes to longevity of Croissant Neuf
The start of this year’s Glastonbury Festival on Wednesday sparked five days of fun and frolics in the Somerset countryside.…
Employers are feeling the impact of skills shortage in poor staff wellbeing, increased workload and decreased profitability
According to The Open University’s Business Barometer 2022 report, published in partnership with the British Chambers of Commerce, UK organisations…
Stripe and LinkedIn founders back $158m entrepreneur fund
The founders of LinkedIn and payments giant Stripe are among a group of heavyweight tech entrepreneurs to back a $158m…
BEIS raises alarm bells over UK’s ‘dire’ climate progress report
BEIS has raised alarm bells over a key report on Government’s progress to net zero, deeming it “dire”, and “catastrophic…
New curbs for online gambling ‘catastrophe’ as Premier League clubs escape sponsor ban
Boris Johnson is poised to announce curbs on online gambling in an effort to stem the “catastrophic” impact of addiction…
New ‘karaoke’ mode which rates your singing appears on Spotify
Spotify appears to have introduced a new karaoke feature that rates listeners’ singing. Users of the streaming service have spotted…