Premiership of Liz Truss is already hanging by a thread
The future of British prime minister Liz Truss is uncertain now that several MPs from her Conservative Party are openly calling for her departure. She herself is not…
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Scottish PM is confident of 2023 cessation vote
Scottish Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon is confident a referendum could take place next year. The highest court in the United Kingdom is considering from Tuesday whether this plebiscite…
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In IT, Innovation and Startups
ARM chip designer lost almost fifth of its workforce
ARM’s workforce has shrunk by 18% over the past year. In the United Kingdom in particular, many jobs have been cut as part of a global reorganization. The…
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Lawmakers put huge brakes in self-driving cars tech
The European Commission wants to simplify the rules on liability for damage or injury in the application of artificial intelligence, such as self-driving cars. According to the news…
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Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero banks are rebelling against ineffective rules
Several major US banks are threatening to leave an alliance led by United Nations climate envoy Mark Carney. There are concerns about legal risks, business newspaper Financial Times…
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Sharp interest raise expected from The Bank of England
After a week of postponement due to the death of the British Queen Elizabeth II, The Bank of England will issue a new interest rate decision this Thursday.…
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Government to set ceiling for the household bills (by increasing deficit)
The UK Government will hold a “fiscal event” later this month where it will outline the cost of a package of measures to freeze utility bills over the…
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Jobs ahead of the new PM
The UK has a new prime minister today. Members of the Conservative Party have voted in recent weeks for a successor to Boris Johnson. The battle is between…
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Long COVID puts everlasting burden on NHS and the economy
Research conclusions from the United States show a very disturbing picture of long-term incapacity for work and economic damage after more than two years of corona. Two to…
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UK’s cost-of-living crisis hits supermarket debt
UK supermarkets are taking a hit on credit markets after inflation accelerated to its highest in 40 years. Bonds issued by Asda, Iceland Foods, Tesco and grocery delivery…
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