France tells Apple to halt iPhone 12 sales
France has ordered Apple to stop selling the iPhone 12 for emitting too much electromagnetic radiation. On Tuesday, the French
Advantages of Dubai relocation: opinion of Mikhail Ignatiev,
My team and I opened our concierge business in Dubai almost three years ago. It was a huge niche we
BP boss Bernard Looney resigns after failing to
The chief executive of BP has resigned less than four years into his tenure after admitting that he failed to
UK economy contracts by surprise 0.5% in July
The UK economy contracted much faster than expected in July, weakened by industrial action, wet weather and higher borrowing costs,
Triple lock means state pension set to rise
The state pension is likely to rise by 8.5% in April after data crucial to the so-called triple lock was
UK’s biggest pub group to introduce surge pricing
A pint of beer during the busiest periods will cost drinkers 20p more under a “dynamic pricing” system introduced by
Electric vehicle leasing group Onto collapses after L&G
Electric car subscription company Onto has entered administration just over a year after securing nearly £150m in funding. Onto said
Wages outstrip inflation for first time in over
Workers’ wages outstripped the pace of inflation for the first time in over a year in July, helping ease the
HS2 hold-ups put 2,000 jobs at risk as
Thousands of high-value manufacturing jobs are at risk because Britain’s largest train assembly plant is due to run out of
Amazon to require self-publishers to declare if content
Amazon has introduced new rules and guidance for Kindle books generated by artificial intelligence tools, including the requirement that authors