Despite wider economic turmoil, the UK casino market continues to experience growth, reflecting a broader global trend of resilience in certain sectors.

The South African online casino industry's rapid growth and competition shape both the economy and user preferences.

Red Lobster's $20 all-you-can-eat shrimp deal backfired, leading to bankruptcy talks after record losses.

Ybarra proposes in-game tipping, but gamers are wary of unclear systems and potential exploitation by companies.

Rent rises are set to grow by a further 13 per cent despite having increased at the fastest rate recorded in the past two years

A lack of interest in financial literacy education is limiting wage growth, investments and retirement funds amongst middle-class earners.

The signs that show that you are doing well financially include playing "the wealth game", tracking the average annual wage, knowing the three fundamentals of finance and changing your mindset.

NYC restaurants use video screens with Filipino remote workers to greet and take orders, but secrecy and pay concerns arise.

Premier League clubs' wage structures unveil a fascinating narrative, with Arsenal emerging as a beacon of fiscal efficiency amidst the league's heavy spenders.

A woman sparked a debate on social media after she was told that she didn't "put enough effort" into her appearance for a job interview.

Instead of relying on monthly wages and being trapped or exposed to a negative environment, the "f*ck you fund" supports workers by eliminating financial barriers.

Former Wendy's manager, Linda Johnson, collected money from a fake employee for nearly a year, before being caught.

Survey data shows that 64 per cent of employees are willing to take a pay cut for a job that better supports their mental wellbeing.

The Bank of Japan announced a seismic change in direction on Tuesday, hiking interest rates for the first time in 17 years.

Japan's central bank pulled the plug Tuesday on its ultra-aggressive monetary stimulus programme, hiking rates for the first time since the global financial crisis.

A candid conversation with the Saudi Arabia-based NGO's Secretary General on how moderate perceptions of Islam are adapting to our rapidly evolving world.

Senator Sanders has called for a 4-day workweek, citing studies showing happier and more productive workers.

Hundreds of thousands of passengers in Germany faced travel misery Thursday as rail and airport workers stage new strikes to back demands for higher wages.

Germany braced for more travel misery after unions on Monday called for renewed walkouts at Lufthansa and rail operator Deutsche Bahn, amid escalating rows over inflation-busting pay rises.

River Hodge tells International Business Times UK that he was forced to resign after he found out that he had signed a contract with a corrupt Japanese company – known as a "black company".

Recent data shows that more than 6.3 million migrants have been detained crossing into the US illegally with Biden in office – a higher number than under Trump, Obama or George W Bush.

Commencing April 1st, the company will introduce six weeks of paternity leave at full pay and nearly double its maternity leave to 26 weeks at full pay.

China's e-commerce giants Shein and Temu account for almost 10,000 tonnes of garments being shipped overseas, despite fast-fashion and factory worker controversies.

Manchester United are currently in sixth place in the Premier League.

The young man from the Indian state of Punjab has reportedly become the first casualty in the protests.

While recessions of the past, notably during the global financial crisis of 2008-2009, were protracted and severe, indications suggest that this downturn may be milder and short-lived.

British annual inflation steadied last month, official data showed Wednesday, but prices still rose at double the Bank of England's target rate, adding to uncertainty over the timing of an interest-rate cut.

Several videos from the farmers' protest march have gone viral on social media.

According to Gallagher's newly released State of the Sector report, 71 per cent of HR and Communication leaders said their organisation had provided zero guidance on when, where or how to use the technology.

The new data, derived from experimental results within the Labour Force Survey, could potentially exert pressure on the Bank of England to reconsider any immediate plans for interest rate cuts.