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In response to soaring inflation, workers experience a record decline in earnings.
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Travelodge is seeking 140 new properties as part of its £3 billion development plans.
The corporation intends to expand its empire by opening 127 new hotels in London, which would generate 6,000 new jobs, ...
RMT boss Mick Lynch: “We’ll strike until we reach a deal”.
However, cabinet minister James Cleverly rejects the recent walkouts, stating that train personnel enjoys “ridiculously fantastic” working conditions and that ...
Japan pushes its sober youth to drink more to stimulate the economy.
The Japanese government has established a countrywide competition to revitalize the dwindling alcoholic beverage business, which has been affected by ...
ONS reports that the rate of UK house price increases has slowed.
According to official data, the rate at which UK home prices are increasing has slowed, yet property values were still ...
US Reebok owner accepts acquisition of Ted Baker.
The US business that owns Reebok and a portion of David Beckham’s clothing and goods empire has agreed to acquire ...
WeWork founder rebounds with $1 billion real estate project Flow.
Adam Neumann, the expelled founder of WeWork, has returned with a $1bn (£830m) real estate business after claiming to have ...
Chinese internet titans provide government with algorithm data.
Chinese internet companies including Alibaba, Tiktok owner ByteDance, and Tencent have disclosed their algorithms for the first time to Chinese ...
Blackmore Bond failure: The FCA failed to act before individuals lost their life savings.
Approximately 2,000 individuals lost a total of £46 million when Blackmore Bond failed. It was asserted that a marketing firm ...
In response to soaring inflation, workers experience a record decline in earnings.
The most significant decline in regular salaries since records began more than two decades ago, as well as the ninth ...
In a cost-of-living crisis, England’s government commits to raise rail tickets below inflation.
The Department of Transport asserts that it is taking decisive action by not increasing regulated ticket prices by the retail ...
According to PwC, graduates need not require a 2:1 degree to work at the company.
PwC, one of the leading graduate employers in the United Kingdom, has announced that it will no longer seek candidates ...
Parents left without child care as suppliers close nurseries.
Parents are left without child care options as nurseries close abruptly owing to financial challenges and staff shortages. The Pregnant ...