Beckhams make £8m, yet Victoria’s fashion line loses money.

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 31 December 2022, 18:000

David and Victoria Beckham received an £8 million dividend from their business empire, despite Posh’s fashion line continuing to lose money. The power couple, whom this year celebrated the wedding of their eldest son Brooklyn to American heiress Nicola Peltz, entered 2022 feeling flush as a result of increased revenues across all of their companies...

Five steps to paying off credit cards, mortgage, and energy expenses by 2023

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 31 December 2022, 16:000

This year has seen the cost of the living problem grow out of control, resulting in rising household debt as a result of increased expenditures. Mortgages, rent, food, and energy costs are all increasing in price for the British population. The average household presently spends £3,549 annually on energy; however, these bills are capped at...

10 counties with the fewest dentists per person are a ‘timebomb’ for Britain’s collapsing dentistry business, health chiefs warn.

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 31 December 2022, 10:000

Britain’s deteriorating dental business faces a ticking ‘timebomb,’ with health officials warning today that NHS dentistry is now in its ‘final stages Unless the government takes ‘immediate’ action to overhaul the service by injecting more funds and hiring more workers, millions of people might ‘miss out’ on crucial care, according to dentistry executives. In the...

December marks the worst run for home prices since 2008

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 31 December 2022, 0:000

Even though the outlook for prices remains negative, market conditions appear to have stabilized following the mini-budget upheaval that dramatically impacted prices in October. According to a widely followed metric, house prices experienced their “worst run” since 2008 with a fourth straight monthly decrease in December. In December, the annual rate of price increase slowed...

Hershey sued over dark chocolate metal claim

Creative Media NewsFriday, 30 December 2022, 23:000

Hershey, a manufacturer of chocolate, has been sued in the United States because its products contain dangerous quantities of metal. Christopher Lazazzaro says in his case that the company misled consumers by omitting to disclose the concentrations of lead and cadmium in three dark chocolate bars. He asserted that had he known, he would not...

ExxonMobil sues EU over windfall tax

Creative Media NewsFriday, 30 December 2022, 2:000

ExxonMobil is suing the European Union (EU) to halt its new windfall tax on oil companies. A windfall tax is levied on businesses that gained from something they did not cause. Due in part to supply concerns following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, energy companies are receiving a substantial premium for their oil and gas. Exxon,...

TUC chief suggests unions will strike if government doesn’t discuss pay.

Creative Media NewsThursday, 29 December 2022, 14:000

According to Paul Nowak, issues are often settled through discussions, but the government has refused to negotiate. The incoming general secretary of the TUC has stated that there might be a “rolling wave” of industrial action next year, with unions coordinating strikes on the same day. Paul Nowak has assumed the role of leader of...

Customers contacted over January bill changes

January energy bill revisions notified to customers

Creative Media NewsThursday, 29 December 2022, 13:000

Britain’s largest energy suppliers have informed consumers of a minor price increase beginning in the new year. Major energy suppliers have informed us that their unit pricing will alter on January 1st. However, the changes are anticipated to add merely cents, not pounds, to bills. The government estimates that the average annual bill for a household...

TUC: Ministers won’t negotiate pay

Creative Media NewsThursday, 29 December 2022, 11:000

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has accused the government of refusing to negotiate compensation for the public sector. Its new general secretary, Paul Nowak, said that ministers were using pay review committees as “human shields” in negotiations. As prices have risen in recent months, widespread strikes have occurred. But the administration has stated that if...

Apple and Tesla fall on supply difficulties.

Creative Media NewsThursday, 29 December 2022, 2:000

Apple and Tesla stocks have fallen due to mounting fears over production line delays in China. Apple’s stock reached its lowest level since June 2021. From its peak high in November 2021, Tesla’s stock has fallen 73%. Due to Covid limitations and weeks of lockdowns, businesses have struggled to maintain manufacturing in China. Now they...

South Korea removes restriction on adult sex doll imports

Creative Media NewsWednesday, 28 December 2022, 10:000

Officials in South Korea have relaxed a prohibition on the importation of adult-sized sex dolls. The ruling follows years of dispute over whether the government interfered in the private lives of citizens. The amended restrictions enable dolls fashioned like adults to pass through customs, but dolls resembling children are still barred, according to the Korea...

Boxing Day shoppers up 50% from last year but lower than pre-pandemic

Creative Media NewsWednesday, 28 December 2022, 6:000

Despite rail strikes and earlier sale beginnings, foot traffic in central London has more than doubled compared to the previous year, with gains in all retail locations across the United Kingdom as consumers return to in-person shopping. The number of Boxing Day shoppers in the United Kingdom increased by fifty percent but stayed below pre-pandemic...

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