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  • Laybuy is the payment platform from New Zealand shaking up the way we budget and shop

    April 18, 2019

    Here in the UK, there are really only two ways for consumers to pay for a purchase. Whether buying in a store or online, people will either pay upfront, using cash or a debit card, or they’ll use a credit card, which they can settle at a later date. There are drawbacks to both methods. [...]

  • Ashwin Bhardwaj travels to the cultural heart of Russia, to eat and drink with the locals of St Petersburg

    April 17, 2019

    There are not many places that have left me literally gobsmacked, but the moment I stepped outside the Finljandski Train Station in St Petersburg, I knew that I had arrived somewhere special. It was here, in 1917, that Vladimir Lenin stepped back onto Russian soil after nearly 20 years of exile. He had taken the [...]

  • Juventus shares plummet after shock Champions League defeat to Ajax

    April 17, 2019

    Juventus shares have plunged 17 per cent this morning as investors reacted to the Italian football giant’s heartbreak in the Champions League last night. Read more: Juventus FC to offer €165m bonds The Old Lady of Italian football crashed out 3-2 on aggregate in the quarter finals to a resurgent Ajax team, who have now [...]

  • Climate change protesters threaten to disrupt London Tube to cause chaos for commuters

    April 17, 2019

    Climate change activists vowed to target London’s Tube services today as part of a protest that has led to 300 arrests across the capital. Read more: Climate protesters attack Shell HQ as London blockades continue Extinction Rebellion protesters plan to disrupt the London Underground and London bus services today after bringing traffic to a standstill [...]

  • The fault in default funds: Why you might not be getting the most out of your workplace pension scheme

    April 17, 2019

    There is no denying that auto-enrolment is paving the way for the British population to have a half-decent savings pot in retirement. According to recent figures from the Office for National Statistics, 76 per cent of UK employees were members of a workplace pension scheme in 2018, up slightly from the 73 per cent enrolled [...]

  • Barcelona 3-0 Manchester United: Lionel Messi magic and individual errors prove toxic combination for United

    April 16, 2019

    On a night when they needed perfection, United were hindered by their limitations and overwhelmed by their opposition’s class. Lionel Messi magic and individual errors is a dangerous combination and in the end a four-minute spell was all it took for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s dreams to turn to dust as his side were unceremoniously dumped [...]

  • Scrapping no-fault eviction is a start, but Generation Rent deserves more

    April 16, 2019

    Britain’s renters may well be celebrating the government’s plan to scrap Section 21, a landlord’s legal right to evict a tenant on a so-called “no fault” basis. The announcement on Monday is a step towards making tenants more secure in their homes, following recent research from Royal London, which found that nearly half of children in [...]

  • Alibaba co-founder defends controversial 12-hour working days and calls overtime a ‘huge blessing’

    April 15, 2019

    Alibaba co-founder Jack Ma sparked controversy this afternoon after defending the 12-hour working day. Read more: Ecommerce billionaire named China's richest man The billionaire tycoon, who has a personal wealth estimated at roughly $40bn (£30bn), has doubled down on his view in favour of the “996 system”, which refers to a working schedule of 9am [...]

  • London’s tech sector can’t keep leaving our young people behind

    April 15, 2019

    The UK’s tech sector is growing three times faster than the rest of the economy. Currently, London is broadly considered to be the world’s third largest startup ecosystem, with the mythical centre of the capital’s tech community being Old Street and Shoreditch, in east London. However, herein lies the problem – and it’s an embarrassing one. [...]

  • London’s junior stock market sees fewest IPOs in ten years in first quarter

    April 15, 2019

    Flotations on London’s junior stock market fell to the lowest level in a decade in the first three months of the year amid political and economic uncertainty, new analysis has shown. Read more: London Stock Exchange to buy €278.5m stake in Euroclear London’s Alternative Investment Market (Aim) saw just one company offer up shares for [...]

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