The chancellor gave more detail about how she will prioritise investment spending, especially in infrastructure. The plans she has inherited are for a cut in
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ISG collapse ‘devastating’ for construction industry
In an email to staff last week, ISG chief executive Zoe Price said the current situation had arisen due to “legacy issues” relating to “large
Australia’s Coles and Woolworths sued over fake discount claims
After years of marketing campaigns, Australian shoppers have come to understand that Woolworths’ ‘Prices Dropped’ promotion and Coles’ ‘Down Down’ branding mean a sustained reduction
Peter Jay: the rise and fall of 'the cleverest young man in England'
Economist and broadcaster who controversially became the UK ambassador to Washington and launched TV-am. Source link
Amazon and UK government at odds over working from home – who is right?
They are two competing views on where desk-based employees work best. Amazon is ordering its staff back to the office five days a week, just
Three Mile Island nuclear site to reopen in Microsoft deal
On 28 March, 1979, a combination of mechanical failure and human error led to a partial meltdown at the nuclear power plant in central Pennsylvania.
Construction giant collapse sees 2,200 jobs cut
The UK operations of the construction group ISG collapsed into administration on Friday. Source link
Nike boss steps down as company veteran returns
Mr Donahoe was responsible for boosting Nike’s online presence, as well as driving more sales directly from customers instead of partnering with other shops on
Consumer confidence tumbles ahead of Budget
There were “major corrections” – or double digit falls – for consumers’ perception of the general economic situation, as well as how likely they were
Government borrowing in August highest since Covid
The government has admitted that some taxes will have to rise but said it will stick to its manifesto promise not to increase the burden