Best February Games: High On Life 2 vs. Resident Evil
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Category : Business
Business confidence lowest in nearly five years
BDO's optimism index reveals business confidence has plummeted to its weakest since 2021. Experts blame low demand, tax burdens, and Labour's employment reforms. Read the full analysis.
Hackney Tops London Boroughs for Startup Loan Funding
Hackney has secured the highest volume of startup loans in London, totalling £11.4m. Discover how government-backed funding is fuelling capital's entrepreneurs amid economic challenges.
UK Manufacturing 'Tipping Point' Warning for 2026
UK manufacturers warn of a competitiveness 'tipping point' due to rising costs, urging the Labour government to deliver on its industrial strategy to prevent investment fleeing overseas.
AI Firm Harvey Lures City Lawyers with £1m+ Deals
AI startup Harvey is shaking up the legal sector, offering compensation packages exceeding £1 million to attract elite lawyers from Magic Circle firms. Discover how this talent war is reshaping the industry.
Sandra Wallace on race, law, and her journey to DLA Piper
DLA Piper's UK senior partner Sandra Wallace discusses confronting racial bias in her legal career, championing social mobility, and her new government role. Read her powerful story.
Chuka Umunna calls for top-down diversity push in City
Former MP Chuka Umunna urges senior leaders to dismantle barriers for Black professionals in finance. Discover the key initiatives and data driving the change.
Hannah Smith on Paving the Way for Others in Finance
Hannah Smith, a senior finance executive, shares her career journey and her deep sense of responsibility to help others from diverse backgrounds succeed in the industry.
Justin Onuekwusi: Stay Curious, Keep Eyes on Long Game
Exclusive insights from Merian Global Investors' Justin Onuekwusi on the power of curiosity, long-term thinking, and authentic leadership in finance. Discover his career-defining advice.
John McCalla-Leacy: Your Difference is Your Strength
Evelyn Partners' John McCalla-Leacy shares his journey, advocating for authenticity and diversity as key drivers for success in the competitive UK finance sector. Discover his insights.
Black Finance Leaders Share Their Path to Success
Senior Black finance executives reveal the challenges and strategies behind their rise in London's competitive sector. Discover their insights on mentorship and resilience.
Fitzgerald & Lewis Founder Calls for Culturally Aware Leadership
Kimberley Lewis argues inclusive leadership is a baseline expectation for modern firms. Discover her strategies for embedding cultural awareness and boosting retention.
Barriers to Senior Black Professionals Begin Outside Work
Gavin Lewis of BlackFinch explains the systemic barriers limiting senior Black talent in UK finance. Discover the data and the needed solutions. Read more.
Darren Johnson Named in Black Leaders in Finance List
ShareResize Financial News celebrates senior Black leaders in finance. Impax Asset Management COO Darren Johnson, a key figure managing £26bn, shares his experiences. See the full list.
Hervé Ekue on the City's Diversity and Inclusion Challenge
City veteran Hervé Ekue argues a scarcity of visible role models makes it harder for diverse talent to envision reaching the top. Discover the insights and solutions.
Albertha Charles on Diversity as a Career Asset in Finance
Albertha Charles, MD at Morgan Stanley, argues that your background and experiences are key assets in finance. Discover her insights on authentic leadership and diversity.
UK business confidence and hiring fell sharply in late 2025
Key surveys reveal a sharp drop in UK business confidence and hiring at the end of 2025, despite PM's optimism. Manufacturers see hope but warn of a 'tipping point' for investment.
Meta blocks 550k teen accounts under Australia ban
Meta deactivated nearly 550,000 accounts for under-16s in the first week of Australia's social media ban. The move is being watched closely as pressure grows for a similar UK ban.
3,000 UK jobs at risk over MoD helicopter order delay
Leonardo Helicopters warns its Yeovil factory could close, risking 3,000 skilled jobs, unless the Ministry of Defence signs a crucial £1bn new medium helicopter contract by March.
Businessman avoids jail for strangling wife in Thailand
David Turner, 61, admitted a brutal assault on his wife at a five-star resort. Hull Crown Court heard she thought she would die. He received a suspended sentence.
Swiss Bar Owner Told Waitress to 'Get Atmosphere Going'
The owners of a Swiss bar where 40 died in a New Year's Eve fire have described the tragedy. A waitress they saw as family suffocated behind a locked door. Read the full investigation details.
Modi's Rural Jobs Reform Risks Political Backlash
India's landmark rural job scheme, empowering millions of women and Dalits, is being hollowed out. Critics warn PM Modi's changes risk a political firestorm akin to the 2021 farm protests. Read the full analysis.
Labour MPs urge ban on crypto political donations
Senior Labour figures call for government action to prohibit cryptocurrency donations to political parties, citing transparency and national security risks. Read the full story.
Worker dies in freezing conditions at Cortina Olympic site
A 55-year-old security guard has died during a freezing shift at a construction site near a 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympic venue. Italy's minister demands a full investigation.
Shoppers hail 'life-saving' £13 blanket hoodie
Amazon shoppers are raving about a £12.99 oversized blanket hoodie available in 15 colours, calling it a cosy, heating-bill-beating essential for winter. Discover the top-rated wearable blanket.
US Small Business Bankruptcies: The Real Story
US small business bankruptcies hit a 'historic high' in 2025, but the data reveals a more nuanced picture. Discover why the numbers are statistically insignificant and what it means for the economy.
How to read news better, not avoid it
Feeling overwhelmed by headlines? Discover a practical strategy for engaging with the news constructively, reducing anxiety while staying informed. Learn how to read better today.
Harcourt Cool Stores Destroyed in Victoria Bushfires
The heart of Victoria's boutique wine and craft beer industry, the Harcourt Cooperative Cool Stores, has been lost to bushfires, destroying priceless stock and a vital community hub. Discover how producers are responding.
Sarajevo named Europe's cheapest city break from London
Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina tops TimeOut's ranking for cheapest European city breaks, with flights from £28 and a wealth of affordable culture, food, and nature.
Clarkson blames Starmer for 'pretty terrible' pub changes
Jeremy Clarkson attacks PM Keir Starmer over rising taxes and new drink-drive limits, claiming they are crippling his pub, The Farmer's Dog. Read his full critique here.
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