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People don’t want to be enslaved by COVID, sometimes it takes a form of mass protests

25th July 2021 Matthew P.

In IT, Innovation and Startups

64 percent of adults want to use government-issued stabcoins

24th July 2021 Chris Kimble

UK released 10,000 workers from isolation amid workforce shortage

In Domestic Affairs

UK released 10,000 workers from isolation amid workforce shortage

23rd July 2021 Chris Kimble

Up to 10,000 employees in the UK food industry will no longer have to be quarantined when alerted by the Covid-19 app. Instead, they are tested daily and…

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UK retail news: Tesco (TSCO:LSE), Morrisons (MRW) and online sales decline

In Money Matters

UK retail news: Tesco (TSCO:LSE), Morrisons (MRW) and online sales decline

22nd July 2021 Matthew P.

Tesco (TSCO:LSE) has introduced a special fresh offer that saves 25% for a limited period of time. After the strongest demand for fruit and vegetables in more than…

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Lack of labour force creates troubles for UK farmers and retailers

In Domestic Affairs

Lack of labour force creates troubles for UK farmers and retailers

22nd July 2021 Chris Kimble

The food and beverage industry in the UK has had the “scale, nature and urgency” of the transport labour shortage investigated in the hope of persuading the government…

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Britain is one giant test ground for now

In Domestic Affairs

Britain is one giant test ground for now

22nd July 2021 Matthew Weller

The battle between vaccines and the coronavirus Delta variant is nearing its climax in the UK and the rest of the world is watching closely. What is at…

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In IT, Innovation and Startups

Morrisons (MRW:LSE) jumps into unmanned supermarket wagon

21st July 2021 Chris Kimble

Britain stays popular, at least for the illegals

In Domestic Affairs

Britain stays popular, at least for the illegals

21st July 2021 Matthew P.

At least 430 migrants crossed the Channel illegally to the United Kingdom on Monday. According to the British government, this is the highest daily rate ever. The previous…

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The owner of the most annoying song in the world invests millions in Bitstamp

In IT, Innovation and Startups

The owner of the most annoying song in the world invests millions in Bitstamp

20th July 2021 Matthew P.

The South Korean holding company behind the company that launched the Baby Shark-hype a few years ago is mobilizing its highly discreet Belgian subsidiary to invest more than…

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EU, US and UK blame China for the global cyber attacks via Microsoft Exchange leak

In IT, Innovation and Startups

EU, US and UK blame China for the global cyber attacks via Microsoft Exchange leak

20th July 2021 Helen Rush

The European Union, the United States and the United Kingdom, in almost simultaneous official statements, formally blame the Chinese government for this spring’s massive cyberattacks. In early March,…

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