London's 10 Best Independent Venues for Independent Venue Week
Discover ten unique independent venues across London, from escape rooms to craft breweries, highlighted for Independent Venue Week 2026, showcasing the city's vibrant cultural scene.
Category : Business
Treehouse Hotel Manchester: Whimsical UK Stay
The Treehouse Hotel in Manchester offers playful, treehouse-themed rooms with quirky design, challenging UK hotel norms. Features include rainforest showers and forest-inspired dining.
Microsoft Emergency Update Fixes Outlook Bug
Microsoft has released an out-of-band emergency update for Windows 11 to resolve a critical bug causing Outlook crashes and cloud storage failures for millions of users.
Monster Hunter Wilds Sales Lag Behind Older Titles
Capcom's Monster Hunter Wilds continues to underperform in sales compared to older games like Monster Hunter Rise, despite recent updates and a strong initial launch.
Pokémon Theme Park Opens in Tokyo Suburb
PokéPark Kanto opens in Tokyo with lifelike Pokémon statues in forest setting, attracting international visitors and boosting Japan's tourism economy.
LA Wildfire Insurance Crisis Exposes Industry Flaws
After devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, homeowners face insurance delays and lowball offers, highlighting a broken system amid climate volatility and record industry profits.
Tech Workers Petition CEOs to Remove ICE from Cities
Over 800 US tech employees sign petition urging CEOs to demand Trump administration withdraw ICE agents from cities and cancel contracts following Minneapolis incident.
Harry Styles Fans Face £1,100+ Wembley Hotel Prices
New research reveals hotel costs near Wembley Stadium could exceed £1,100 per night during Harry Styles' June residency, urging fans to plan accommodation carefully.
Dover Street Counter: Mayfair's Debonair Diner
Dover Street Counter, the chic sibling to The Dover in Mayfair, offers an all-day dining experience blending 1930s elegance with playful energy. Discover martinis, classic comfort food, and irresistible vibes in London's W1.
Australia's Fight Against Misleading Online Advertising
Australian consumer law applies to online ads, but misleading claims persist. Experts explain the challenges regulators face in tackling greenwashing and false advertising on the internet.
Aussie Dollar Tops Global Currencies in 2026
The Australian dollar has outperformed all major currencies in 2026, reaching multi-year highs against the US dollar, euro, and yen, benefiting travellers and online shoppers.
Revolution Bars Rescue: 600 Jobs Lost in Site Closures
Nearly 600 hospitality jobs will be lost as Revolution Bars' rescue deal closes over 20 venues immediately, while 1,500 positions are saved through separate acquisitions of bar and pub portfolios.
Cafe Foils Fraudster's Milkshake Injury Scam
A Brighton man with nearly 200 previous offences was caught trying to scam an Eastbourne cafe with a fabricated story about a milkshake cup lid injuring his grandchild.
Free Lash Workshop for Mums Gets 150+ Responses
Tania Kalila offered free eyelash training to mothers with young children, expecting 10 applicants but receiving over 150 requests, highlighting the urgent need for flexible work options.
Loveholidays Plans £1bn London IPO
Online travel agent Loveholidays is reportedly preparing for a £1bn London IPO as soon as March 2026, potentially boosting the UK stock market after a strong end to 2025.
Simba Bedding Winter Sale: Duvets & Pillows Discounted
Simba's acclaimed hybrid duvets and pillows have received significant price reductions in their winter sale, making luxury sleep technology more accessible than ever before.
AI's Global Ambitions: Davos Visions and Silicon Valley Drama
Tech CEOs at Davos outlined AI's world domination plans while Silicon Valley startups with minimal products attract billions in investment. Tesla's autonomous vehicle expansion in Texas highlights regulatory contrasts.
AI Boss Warns of 'Civilisational Challenge' from Technology
Dario Amodei of Anthropic issues stark warning about AI's imminent risks, questioning humanity's readiness for powerful systems that could reshape society within years.
Optimism Rising Post-Budget, Says Paragon Chief
Paragon Bank CEO Nigel Terrington reports growing optimism in UK markets after disruptive tax speculation, with commercial lending surging 17.6% to nearly £300m in Q1.
Sony & Nintendo February 2026 Showcase Rumours
Industry insiders suggest Sony will host a State of Play in February 2026, potentially alongside a Nintendo Direct. Rumours point to reveals for God of War spin-offs and PlayStation exclusives.
£300m Support Package for Pubs Amid Rates Hike
The Treasury is set to announce a £300 million support package specifically for British pubs to help them cope with a massive spike in business rates, while other hospitality sectors may miss out.
HMRC Alert: 3.3M Taxpayers Risk £100 Fine
HMRC warns 3.3 million self-assessment taxpayers to submit returns by Saturday's deadline or face automatic £100 fines and escalating penalties.
Osborne Firm Pays £1m Despite Losses
George Osborne's family wallpaper company paid nearly £1m to directors while posting £473k losses, with sales hit by Trump tariffs and tax payments plummeting.
BlueCrest's £200m Tax Fight Hits Supreme Court
Michael Platt's hedge fund BlueCrest Capital faces HMRC at the Supreme Court in a landmark case over whether LLP members are 'disguised employees' for tax purposes, with £200m at stake.
Dr Martens Shares Slump 13% After Sales Drop
Dr Martens shares fell 13% after reporting a 2.7% revenue decline in the golden quarter, driven by weak direct-to-consumer sales in Europe and Asia.
Rokos Hires Deutsche Bank's Hsaini as Head of Quantitative Investing
Rokos Capital Management has hired Deutsche Bank's Karim Hsaini as its new Head of Quantitative Investing, marking a strategic move to enhance its quantitative strategies in the competitive hedge fund landscape.
McDermott's London Revenue Jumps 53% After Merger
McDermott International's London office reports a 53% revenue surge to $1.2 billion following its merger with CB&I, driven by major energy projects.
Sainsbury's Rolls Out Facial Recognition in London
Sainsbury's is installing facial recognition cameras in five London stores following trials that saw theft and aggression incidents plummet by 46%.
Britney Spears Fantasy Perfume £10 at Boots
Boots has cut the price of Britney Spears' iconic Fantasy perfume from £30 to £10 in a limited-time flash sale. Fans praise its sweet, playful scent and impressive longevity.
Katie Price Defends Husband Over AI and Career Fraud Claims
Katie Price has publicly supported her new husband, Lee Andrews, following allegations he fabricated his business and career using AI, as she declares unconditional love.
Page 38 of 218