Formula 1’s Selective Morality: The Flavio Briatore Paradox
When Flavio Briatore was ousted from Formula 1 in 2009 for his role in the infamous “Crashgate” scandal, it seemed…
Tata Steel Workers to Strike for First Time in 40 Years Over Job Cuts
In a historic move, approximately 1,500 Tata Steel workers will commence an indefinite strike next month in response to the…
Business Travel Resurges with a New Focus on ‘Bleisure’
The pandemic brought business travel to a halt, shifting meetings to virtual platforms like Teams. However, today’s business travel has…
Octopus Energy to Repay £3bn Taxpayer Support for Bulb Rescue
Octopus Energy has announced it will repay almost the entire cost of the government support provided for its takeover of…
Unison pushes for four-day work week for NHS staff and police
Unison, the UK’s largest union, is urging the next government to enshrine the right to a four-day work week for…
Retail Sales Surge in May After April Washout
Retail sales surged in May, recording a significant recovery from April’s downturn, which was caused by unusually wet weather. According…
Government Borrowing in May Reaches Post-Covid Peak
Government borrowing in May soared to £15bn, the highest level since the Covid-19 pandemic, but still below the Office for…
The benefits of advice
It’s often a challenge working in the insurance industry, because we essentially provide a product that customers don’t actually want…
Lord Sugar Invests in The Apprentice Winner’s Business
Lord Alan Sugar has officially invested in R Nation, the company run by Rachel Woolford, the latest winner of BBC…
Sir Jim Ratcliffe Criticises Labour’s Energy Plans Despite Backing Starmer
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the chief executive of Ineos and co-owner of Manchester United, has criticised Labour’s green energy plans, claiming…