Waitrose in talks with Amazon over online grocery
Waitrose is reportedly in talks with Amazon to sell groceries via the internet marketplace, in an attempt to lure in
Labour’s would recover Covid fraud billions if elected
A Labour government would create an anti-corruption commissioner to recoup billions of pounds lost to fraud and waste during the
Taxpayers to pay £40bn due to threshold freeze,
Taxpayers are on course to pay £40bn a year by 2028 as a result of the freeze on personal tax
Metro Bank seals a near billion pound rescue
Metro Bank has clinched a £925 million funding deal last night that shores up the troubled lender but inflicts pain
International Financial Group Finds Gaps in Digital Euro
The Institute of International Finance (IIF) has circulated a report on the European Commission’s proposed legislation on the digital euro.
BBC blocks ChatGPT from accessing and using its
The BBC has blocked the artificial intelligence software behind ChatGPT from accessing or using its content amid copyright and privacy
BA pilots on brink of three-year pay deal
British Airways is on the brink of a long-term pay deal with its pilots, aimed at removing the renewed threat
Wetherspoons toasts first annual profits since pandemic
JD Wetherspoon has credited a surge in sales and reduction in costs for its first annual profit since the COVID
UK oil and gas sector ‘must it must
UK oil and gas companies need to do more if they are to meet an official target of halving their
HMRC nudge letters cause needless worry to UK
Thousands more nudge letters being sent out by HMRC are causing needless worry to UK taxpayers, and are unnecessary. Robert