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UK food worker shortages push prices up and risk Christmas turkey supplies
Food prices could rise by about 5% by the autumn – and turkeys and pigs in blankets could be in short supply this Christmas – as…
Sunday 8 November 2026
Food prices could rise by about 5% by the autumn – and turkeys and pigs in blankets could be in short supply this Christmas – as…
The British entrepreneur Richard Branson has successfully flown to the edge of space and back in his Virgin Galactic passenger rocket plane, days ahead of a…
Marketing spending will move back above pre-pandemic levels this year thanks to a bounce in consumer confidence
Liz Truss, the international trade secretary, has flown to the US to strengthen economic ties a month after the White House agreed to lift tariffs on…
Businesses are gearing up for a boom in hiring and investment as economic activity returns to normal, reports say.
With employers having to pay billions for injuries each year, safety in the workplace has continued to be a major topic of discussion.
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With technological advancements, workplaces that don’t mould themselves according to the needs of employees are coming to an end.
Over the last five years, the number of people working remotely has increased by 44%. But the most drastic change was brought on as a result…
Virtual conferences provide businesses with a great, cost-effective way to engage a wider audience, and when executed correctly can generate a higher attendance than a traditional…
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The Covid-19 pandemic changed, and still affects, the way most do business.
The UK's economy grew more slowly than expected in May after a rebound in the hospitality sector was offset by disruptions to car production.
Supermarket giant Sainsbury's says it has decided to stop selling CDs and DVDs as streaming services take their toll on sales of the products.