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Dutch boy tries to save the euro
An 11-year-old boy's plan to save the eurozone has been commended in a major competition that has attracted some of the world's top economists.
Thursday 29 October 2026
An 11-year-old boy's plan to save the eurozone has been commended in a major competition that has attracted some of the world's top economists.
The first quarter of the year ended well for the UK manufacturing sector with the authoritative Markit/CIPS UK Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rising to a…
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Small charities and community projects need to show how they can boost companies' profits to secure support
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New industries pop up all the time, whether by accident – think of the popularity of mobile phone texting – or the mass commercialisation of a…
Against a weak economic backdrop, brands in Britain spent almost 5 billion pounds advertising online in 2011, with video ads and marketing on social media platforms…
The Minister for Employment Chris Grayling has urged employers to sign up to a new work experience charter published today by the Chartered Institute of Personnel…
Samuel Malone in his book Why Some People Succeed and Others Fail has looked at the way many people have overcome seemingly insurmountable handicaps and obstacles…
Santander has walked off with three awards at the annual Business Moneyfacts Awards.
Buy-out group OpCapita has paid £50m for 333 Game stores and will appoint former Halfords’ chief executive David Hamid as chairman.
Tougher standards introduced by Skills Minister to drive up quality with apprenticeships set to last for a minimum of 12 months guaranteeing improvements in training and…