Patisserie Valerie former senior leaders trial set for March 2026 over conspiring charges November 7, 2023 Former senior leaders of Patisserie Valerie's criminal trial set for 2 March 2026 as arraignment was pushed back to next April.
Bitcoin and Ethereum shuffle sideways as Cardano, Solana and Polygon post gains November 7, 2023 Bitcoin is trading at roughly the same level as yesterday, a notch below $35,000 and up a marginal 0.08%, while Ethereum sits at $1,870.
Skyscanner reveals best place for sunny November holiday in Europe November 7, 2023 Skyscanner has chosen the best place for a November holiday in the sun
Harry Styles leads £4bn in global exports in ‘sign of the times’ for UK music industry November 7, 2023 British artists are headlining on the global stage, with exports generating £4bn last year, according to new data from UK Music.
EDF prepared to work with nuclear rivals as French energy giant commits to UK November 7, 2023 There is room for multiple winners in the race to build mini-nuclear power plants in the UK, EDF told City A.M.
An easy pill to swallow: Meet the entrepreneur making pill boxes cool November 7, 2023 Lucy Rout needed something stylish to keep her medication to hand. She couldn’t find it, she tells Jennifer Sieg – so she launched Tabuu herself. Lucy Rout had one mission when on her route to entrepreneurship: to open up conversation around medication. After being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at the age of 25, Rout realised [...]
This year we’re dreaming of a Bezos Christmas as Amazon defies a recession November 7, 2023 Amazon has managed to defy the sluggish growth of a recession with its vast offering of products, writes Julian Skelly
A toast to the pubs, restaurants and cafes that keep London alive November 7, 2023 Many people harbour a secret – and not so secret – desire to run a restaurant, a pub, or a teashop. Many who make the leap find it rather more difficult than they’d expected; the margins are non-existent, the hours are often utterly miserable and thanks to the rise of anonymous reviews, social media and [...]
Corporate Slavery & India November 6, 2023 | Sponsored “Indians work longer hours per year (~2000) than USA, Brazil and Germany” said a report published by the ILO; but Narayan Murthy does not believe it. Last week, in a podcast, founder and Ex-CEO of Infosys, Narayan Murthy (hailed as the father of the 24-hour workday on Infosys website) suggested that Indian youth should work [...]
British Steel: £1.25bn green furnace upgrade announced as 2,000 job losses feared November 6, 2023 British Steel has announced plans to shut its blast furnace in Scunthorpe in its bid to go green with £1.25bn upgrade plans.