Socially conscious insurer Lemonade makes entry into UK
New York insuretech company Lemonade Inc today launched in the UK market with a view to disrupting Britain’s centuries-old insurance
Semiconductor supply to be tight until end of
The supply of critical semiconductors is expected to remain tight until the end of next year, the boss of Fiat
iOS 16/iPadOS 16: Pokemon Go Spoofing with Joystick
Tired of searching for new pokemon stops while playing PokemonGo? You’re not the one first, and neither are you making
Monkeypox: New Public Health Concern?
The most recent public threat — monkeypox, brings us more and more cases, so being slightly concerned about it is
Kwasi Kwarteng ditches 45p tax cut ahead of
Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng have dropped plans to scrap the 45p rate of income tax following a revolt by
Google’s UK tax bill jumps from £50m to
The amount of tax Google paid to the Treasury rose from £50 million to £200 million in the past 18
Branson reinvests dividends to his brands to post
Sir Richard Branson has invested almost all the royalties he received from the Virgin brand back into the companies that
Little Christmas cheer as port strikes drag on
Companies could be stuck with unsold goods by Christmas as shoppers are buying less and retailers have overstocked, according to
The difference between insolvency and bankruptcy, explained.
“What’s the difference between insolvency and bankruptcy?” is a question we’re commonly asked by clients with businesses that are in
Ed Sheeran facing a second copyright lawsuit
Ed Sheeran has found himself at the centre of a second copyright lawsuit for his hit ‘Thinking Out Loud’ just