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Vodafone and Virgin Media O2 extend their mobile-sharing deal
Vodafone and Virgin Media O2 have agreed to prolong their existing mobile network-sharing arrangement, which will be extended further if Vodafone's proposed merger with Three UK is approved. The Competition and Markets Authority is now considering a final ruling on Vodafone and Three's proposed merger. Vodafone and Virgin Media O2's new long-term agreement calls for the bigger Vodafone-Three business to sell spectrum to Virgin Media O2, which the firms claim will boost mobile connectivity, choice, and competition.
Why has the Tories slowed UK economic growth?
As the United Kingdom prepares for a general election on Thursday, one subject has become particularly important to voters: the status of the economy. The UK's economy has slowed significantly since the Conservative Party took control 14 years ago. When the immigration-driven population increase and the years preceding the global financial crisis are considered, the slowdown becomes even more pronounced.
How do I start affiliate marketing?
Affiliate marketing has emerged as a lucrative opportunity for individuals and businesses alike in the UK, offering a pathway to generate passive income through online referrals and promotions. As one of the most accessible forms of online entrepreneurship, affiliate marketing allows you to earn commissions by promoting products or services from other companies. This guide is designed to provide you with a clear roadmap on how to embark on your affiliate marketing journey specifically within the UK market.
Nine of 10 top global firms violate human rights
More than 90% of the world's 2,000 most influential firms, including Amazon, BMW, Nestle, Rio Tinto, Pfizer, Shein, and Standard Chartered, are failing to fulfil society standards for human rights, working conditions and corporate ethics, according to a first-of-its-kind study. Despite accounting for 45 per cent of global income, the world's top firms still need to take advantage of the opportunity to improve the lives of hundreds of millions of people, according to research released on Tuesday by the nonprofit World Benchmarking Alliance.
The crucial part of Putin’s machine and how British corporations keep Russian gas flowing into Europe
The Yakov Gakkel tanker sails between Siberia and Europe in winter and summer and contributes to the continent's never-ending gas supply. This is the story of how an insignificant company located in an office block on a quiet street in Glasgow became an accessory to Vladimir Putin's attack on Ukraine. It tells how Europe and Russia continue to have a hostile economic relationship while claiming to have severed ties. It tells the hard truth about why the cost-of-living problem ended.
Amazon to begin discounts with Chinese direct shipping
According to The Information, Amazon.com intends to introduce a section on its shopping site featuring low-cost items shipped straight to global customers from Chinese warehouses. The new marketplace, Amazon's most aggressive response to the growth of bargain sites like Temu and Shein, will offer unbranded fashion, home goods, and daily necessities, according to the slides, with products delivered to customers in 9 to 11 days, according to a report published on Wednesday.
Private equity firms want to seal £2bn parcel delivery group. Evri
Apollo and Platinum Equity are among the buyout groups fighting to own one of the UK's most extensive parcel delivery services. A swarm of trade and private equity bidders surrounds Evri, one of Britain's largest parcel delivery providers. According to Sky News, Apollo Global Management and Platinum Equity are among the parties making early proposals for Evri, which is apparently worth over £2 billion.
Netflix will drop 16 smart TVs next month. Is YOURS listed?
Netflix stated that its app will no longer work on some smart TVs beginning next month, forcing consumers to add a streaming device to stay connected. The world's most extensive streaming service announced that consumers will be unable to access the service on a number of obsolete Sony TVs manufactured in 2014. Users who wish to keep their devices the same in order to preserve access must pay between $20 and $50 for an Amazon Fire TV Stick, Roku, or Chromecast with Google TV.
Voters want energy bill reduction for vulnerable houses
Voters have urged the future administration to assist the most vulnerable with their energy expenses. According to the advocacy organization Warm This Winter, over two-thirds (57%) of the population wants to see a social tariff introduced to provide cheaper energy to people in true need. While 32% were undecided or did not know whether they supported the measures, only 11% rejected them.
EU threatening 38% tariffs on Chinese electric cars from July
The EU disregards the wishes of its main electric car producers and plans to levy more tariffs on Chinese imports, claiming they threaten "economic injury.". According to a provisional finding by the European Commission, China's electric vehicles may face additional EU tariffs of up to 38% beginning next month because they get "unfair" state subsidies.
Badenoch meets Kretinsky next week for Royal Mail offer
Daniel Kretinsky, the Czech oligarch who has negotiated a £3.7bn acquisition of International Distribution Services, will engage in discussions with Kemi Badenoch, the business secretary. The business secretary, Kemi Badenoch, is scheduled to meet with the Czech tycoon who is on the brink of becoming the first foreign proprietor of Royal Mail in its 500-year history next week.
Gas prices peak since December but oil prices fall
Although a critical gas pipeline operator cautions that a fracture could significantly affect supply, drivers can take comfort in the fact that Brent crude oil has fallen below $80 per barrel. The wholesale costs of natural gas in Europe have reached their highest levels since December of last year, which threatens future increases in energy bills. However, drivers may shortly receive additional fuel relief due to a decline in oil prices.