Community Payback scheme faces backlash from the public
The 20,000 hours of work over six months will be split amongst the people who have committed offences across four regions.
Global markets drop as China stimulus hopes fade
Asian and European stocks fell into the red Monday as investors await more interest-rate decisions this week and fret over the lack of a stimulus plan to kickstart the Chinese economy.
Windows 12 spotted in Build 2023 ahead of rumoured 2024 launch
Microsoft quietly teased the "next generation of Windows" at the Build 2023 developer conference. Here's when Windows 12 could arrive.
UK consumer spending patterns revealed in recent report by Barclays
Inflation forces Brits to reduce discretionary purchases as consumer card spending grows in March. However, pubs and clubs flourished during the coronation weekend.
Ikea vows lower prices as it boosts investments
Inflation in the United States and Europe is easing after central banks hiked interest rates to cool the economy.
Biden 'optimistic' on debt talks with Republicans as default looms
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned a default could occur by June 1.
Australian government rejects concerns budget may worsen inflation
Australia's Labor government said on Wednesday the billions in cost-of-living relief unveiled in the federal budget for families and businesses will not worsen inflationary pressures and put more pressure on the central bank to lift rates further.
The changing landscape, trends and insights of UK SMEs
As UK economic dynamics continue to evolve, British SMEs are positioning themselves for long-term success with a digital presence, AI, and other emerging trends.
UK SMEs and local communities could benefit from King Charles III Coronation weekend
As the UK prepares for a weekend of celebration and opportunity, SMEs anticipate increased revenue and great customer experience during Royal Coronation weekend.
Amazon cloud and ad revenue grows as shoppers remain cautious
Amazon reported a profit of $3.2 billion on revenue that climbed 9 percent to $127.4 billion in the quarter.
Asia stocks off to slow start in earnings-rich week
Asian shares started cautiously on Monday in a week packed with economic data and central bank meetings, along with earnings from the tech giants that have kept the S&P 500 afloat so far this year.
UK government's updated Net Zero Strategy welcomed by finance industry
The Government's updated Net Zero Strategy, which now recognises the key role played by UK-based professional bodies, has been welcomed by the finance industry.
France's pension reforms matter to the people
France's proposed pension program is similar in some ways to other countries. However, French citizens oppose this plan and demand a better solution.
The Resilience of UK SMEs - How small businesses can navigate economic challenges
Despite the tough economic challenges that have rattled the UK in recent years, opportunities are ripe for UK SMEs to innovate and flourish like never before.
Millennial and Gen Z travelers have bigger budgets but seek deals, Hopper App says
Most Millennial and Generation Z travelers are planning bigger 2023 travel budgets but also growing more cost-conscious when booking flights and hotel accommodations, according to travel booking app Hopper.
UK residents can save up to £60,000 per year on their pensions
From ISAs to pensions, VCTs to EISs, Madeleine Ingram, Director at Calculus, shares how UK individuals can make tax-efficient investments amid the fair of a coming recession.
Soaring prices dampen UK Ramadan celebrations
England and Wales are home to nearly four million Muslims, and just under 40 percent of them live in the most deprived areas, according to census data released last year.
UK leases barge to house 500 asylum seekers
The Conservative government has already put forth a plan to outlaw asylum claims by all illegal arrivals and transfer them to "safe" third countries, such as Rwanda.
Proven ways to get rid of mobile phone addiction
Excessive cell phone use can reduce the quality of personal relationships, minimise productivity, and lead to a lack of real-life interactions.
How FC Barcelona plan to escape salary cap crisis ahead of summer window
FC Barcelona are 12 points clear at the top of the La Liga table.
Yellen rejects World Bank capital increase; no challengers to U.S. nominee to lead lender
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Wednesday rejected the idea of a near-term capital increase for the World Bank
UK household debt surpasses £2 trillion amid soaring cost of living
Household debt exceeds £2 trillion for the first time in UK history. As consumers struggle with the skyrocketing costs of living, financial literacy hits rock bottom.
William Hill falls to massive £19.2 million fine from the Gambling Commission
Sean Curran of Arnold & Porter has spoken on the £19.2 million fine handed out to William Hill from the Gambling Commission, who believes that this is a good reminder of the crucial need for gambling operators to maintain effective policies.
Volkswagen to invest in mines in bid to become global battery supplier
Volkswagen plans to invest in mines to bring down the cost of battery cells, meet half of its own demand and sell to third-party customers, the carmaker's board member in charge of technology said.
UK unveils cost-of-living budget as mass strikes hit nation
Britain on Wednesday unveils a new cost-of-living budget, including more help on soaring energy bills, but the government is set to stand firm on rising public sector pay demands as the country endures a fresh wave of strikes.
Hunt, hemmed in by debt, set to focus on growth in UK budget
British finance minister Jeremy Hunt will announce on Wednesday how he will try to speed up the world's sixth-biggest economy after the shocks of Brexit, a heavy COVID-19 hit and double-digit inflation have left it lagging behind its peers.
10 Best VPN Services of 2023 - Pros, Cons And Pricing
Find the best VPN services for your privacy and security needs. Read expert reviews and compare the top-rated VPN providers of 2023.
GM offers salaried employee buyouts, will take up to $1.5 billion charge
General Motors Co on Thursday said it was offering buyouts for most of its salaried employees and expects to take a pre-tax charge of up to $1.5 billion to cover the costs.
Can AI help plan your perfect holiday?
AI is now entering the holiday market, and software company Craft explains how it can help customers create their perfect spring break vacation.
Britain's Hunt to keep tight budget with eye on 2024 election
British finance minister Jeremy Hunt looks set to keep his grip on public finances in next week's budget, holding off on any big tax cuts or spending increases until the next election comes closer into view.