Brits Revive Make Do and Mend to Cut Costs and Waste
A new survey reveals a resurgence in the 'make do and mend' ethos, with nearly half of Brits repairing damaged items to save money and help the environment.
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JPMorgan's Ina De Retires After 40 Years
Ina De, a senior executive at JPMorgan, has retired from the bank following a career spanning almost 40 years, marking a significant transition in the firm's leadership.
Loveholidays Sale 2026 Breaks Still Available
Discover well-reviewed European package holidays for 2026 still showing availability as the loveholidays Sale enters its final days, including properties in Turkey, Portugal, Malta, Spain, and Greece.
Secure Trust Sells Motor Finance Arm After £21m Hit
Secure Trust Bank has sold its motor finance division to LCM Partners, generating a £9m gain and boosting capital ratios after setting aside £21m for sector redress.
India's Female AI Moderators Face Traumatic Content
Female workers in India endure psychological trauma by reviewing abusive material to train AI systems, raising ethical concerns about the tech industry's labour practices.
Britain's Manufacturing Revival: Learning from China
Analysis of how Britain can revitalise its industrial base by adopting strategies from developing economies, with insights from China's economic transformation.
Shell's Debt Hits Record High as Payouts Surge
Shell has increased its multibillion-pound debt pile to unprecedented levels while simultaneously delivering record shareholder payouts, raising concerns about financial sustainability amid volatile oil prices.
ESG Fund Fees Tumble in Competitive London Market
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) fund fees are falling sharply in London due to increased competition, regulatory pressure, and investor demand for cost-effective sustainable options.
Sidekick Wealth Platform Gets £8m Funding Boost
Wealth management platform Sidekick has raised nearly £8 million in Series A funding led by Eos Ventures and Development Bank of Wales to expand its services for professionals.
Dunelm £40 Heated Blanket: Cosy Winter Upgrade Review
A detailed review comparing Dunelm's £40 Teddy Electric Throw with Carmen's £62 Faux Fur Electric Blanket, exploring warmth, comfort and value for money.
Martin Lewis: 1p Credit Card Debt Can Cost £1,000
Money expert Martin Lewis explains how failing to pay off credit card balances in full can lead to interest charges on the entire amount, not just the remaining debt.
ING Predicts UK Rate Cuts in March and June
Analysts at ING predict UK inflation will fall sharply this spring, potentially dropping below the Bank of England's 2% target, enabling two interest rate cuts by summer.
Kate Ferdinand Misses London After Dubai Move
Reality star Kate Ferdinand reveals she misses London life after relocating to Dubai with husband Rio, though she acknowledges benefits for their family.
BNP Paribas Trading Up, M&A Fees Edge Down
BNP Paribas reports a slight decline in dealmaking fees for the first half of 2024, offset by a significant increase in trading revenues amid volatile market conditions.
Milan's Insider Guide for 2026 Winter Olympics Dining
Discover Milan's top bars and restaurants with local tips from Simone Barlaam, perfect for visitors to the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics.
Google Pixel Buds 2a Review: Budget Comfort
Google's Pixel Buds 2a offer compact design, noise cancelling, and solid battery life at £109. A review of their sound, features, and sustainability.
£100bn AI Circular Economy Deal Disappears, Nvidia & OpenAI Involved
A landmark £100 billion funding initiative for AI-driven circular economy projects has mysteriously vanished, involving tech giants Nvidia and OpenAI, raising questions about transparency in green tech investments.
Free Merlin Annual Pass with UK Theme Park Stays
Families can get free Merlin Essential Annual Passes by booking short breaks at Chessington, Legoland, or Thorpe Park before March 1, 2026.
Tech Sell-Off Rocks Markets, Bank of England Meets
Global markets face a trillion-dollar tech sell-off as the Bank of England's monetary committee meets to decide on interest rates, with inflation and Trump tariffs in focus.
Save 16% on Energy Bills with Expert Deals
Money Saving Expert has secured two collective switching deals offering up to 16% savings on energy bills, with benefits continuing after April's price cap reduction.
Khan Must Explain How London's Extra Cash Will Be Spent
London Assembly demands Mayor Sadiq Khan clarify spending of £300m+ surplus from business rates and school meal savings in next year's budget.
London Insurance Ageing Workforce Crisis Threatens Sector
London's specialty insurance sector, contributing £61bn to UK GDP, faces critical talent shortages as workforce ages and graduate recruitment declines, threatening its global leadership position.
St Lucia: Honeymoon Capital Meets Thrill-Seeker's Dream
Discover how St Lucia, famed as the Caribbean's honeymoon capital, transforms into a kitesurfing paradise at Coconut Bay Beach Resort & Spa, offering adrenaline-packed adventures and serene relaxation.
Supermarkets Consider £2 Weekly Boost for Healthy Start
Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, and Aldi are discussing reintroducing £2 weekly top-ups for the NHS Healthy Start scheme, which helps low-income families buy nutritious food.
Black Postboxes in South London Explained
Royal Mail is upgrading 3,500 postboxes across London with solar panels and parcel drawers, temporarily wrapping them in black during installation in Clapham and Streatham.
Anthropic's Legal AI Disrupts Market, Hits Traditional Firms
Anthropic's new legal AI plugin has triggered significant market shifts, wiping billions from traditional legal software firms while specialized AI startups face rising competition and consolidation.
Digital Tax Risks Slowing Small Business Growth
Britain's Making Tax Digital initiative risks backfiring as SMEs cite cost fears and complexity, despite potential £25.3bn economic boost from wider digital adoption.
Openclaw AI Fuels Shadow AI Crisis in UK Firms
The rapid adoption of Openclaw, an open-source autonomous AI assistant, is creating significant Shadow AI risks for UK businesses by operating locally and coordinating tasks across systems without corporate oversight.
Paul Weiss Chairman Brad Karp Resigns Over Epstein Emails
Brad Karp, chairman of law firm Paul Weiss, has resigned following revelations of his involvement in Jeffrey Epstein emails, sparking a major leadership crisis.
EU Envoy: Russian Economy Nearing Unsustainable Point
David O'Sullivan, EU sanctions envoy, says Western sanctions are significantly impacting Russia's economy, with war-based distortions potentially becoming unsustainable by 2026.
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