Catalogue firm Easylife fined for using shoppers’ habits to predict health issues
A catalogue retailer has been issued with a huge fine for using customers’ shopping habits to try to predict their…
Rolls-Royce boss says net zero is a pain and a “burden of bureaucracy”
The boss of Rolls-Royce has said he regretted signing up to a government-backed net zero initiative ahead of the Cop26…
Judge gives Musk till end of October to complete $44 billion Twitter deal
A Delaware judge has given Elon Musk until the end of the month to complete his Twitter takeover, delaying a…
Woodford investors get £20m from administrator but further payouts likely to be hit by downturn
Investors in Neil Woodford’s collapsed investment fund will receive another £20 million from its administrator but further payouts are likely…
Sameer Gehlaut to Raj Kotecha: 5 investors keeping London alive through the recession
As London heads into a period of slow economic growth, it is more important than ever that investors remain interested…
BUYING A SHARED OWNERSHIP PROPERTY IN KENT
If you cannot afford the entire down payment and mortgage payments for a home that satisfies your needs in Kent,…
Rail unions hope to find solution to pay dispute ‘together’ with UK government
Union leaders said that they hoped to “find a solution together” with the government to end the long-running dispute over…
UK drivers for Bolt ride-hailing app pursue worker benefits claim
More than 1,600 UK drivers working for the ride-hailing app Bolt are seeking compensation for missed holiday and minimum wage…
Truss ‘giving with one hand and taking with other’ through stealth taxes, IFS says
Liz Truss is “giving with one hand and taking with the other” by keeping stealth taxes, a new study out…
Consumer squeeze ‘worse than I have ever known’ says ex CBI boss and Cobra Beer chair
Consumers are being squeezed by “worse than I have ever known,” the former chief of the Confederation of British Industry…