What is ‘quiet hiring?’ – Organizations that invest in reskilling and upskilling can fortify their workforces for the coming seismic changes wrought by technology, globalization, and markets. Not long ago, Bosch announced a staggering plan to invest €2bn in retraining ...
Asda, the UK’s third-largest supermarket chain, has reported a slowdown in sales growth for the fourth quarter of its latest financial year, posing challenges for its owners who are striving to enhance sales while reducing costs. Like-for-like sales increased by ...
The UK government is planning to introduce significant reforms to the sick note system, including the implementation of a new NHS algorithm that would enable individuals to self-issue sick notes for minor illnesses. This move is part of broader efforts ...
Former Heathrow Airport CEO John Holland-Kaye has come under scrutiny after it was revealed that he received a record pay package amounting to £6.4 million, according to the airport’s annual report. This substantial payout included an annual bonus exceeding £1.2 ...
In today’s rapidly changing world, understanding personal finance is crucial for securing a stable future. This article explores essential concepts, from budgeting to investments, offering expert advice to help viewers navigate the complexities of financial management and build a prosperous ...
The dot-com bubble of the late 1990s and early 2000s serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of market exuberance and speculative investing. During this period, investors were captivated by the potential of the internet, leading to inflated stock ...
In the truncated week, the markets largely wore a corrective look as the key indices lost ground during the week. In the previous technical note, it was mentioned that on the one hand, no runaway moves should be expected, and ...
The Conservative Party is weighing the option of implementing a stamp duty cut ahead of the general election through the autumn statement, aiming to woo voters with a pre-election offer. The proposed measure involves raising the stamp duty threshold from ...
Sir Dave Ramsden, the Bank of England’s deputy governor overseeing markets, has indicated that inflation is expected to stabilise at 2% in 2024, potentially signalling the possibility of interest rate cuts. His remarks diverge from the Bank’s previous forecasts, suggesting ...
Amid concerns over potential disruption and system readiness, the UK government has reportedly informed port health authorities of its decision to delay the commencement of health and safety checks on imports from the European Union (EU) as part of new ...