Apple cut at least 600 employees when it ditched its car project April 5, 2024 Apple's layoffs affected employees across various California addresses, with most from sites linked to the company's now-defunct car unit dubbed Project Titan.
Joe Lewis: British billionaire and former Spurs owner, 87, spared jail time after pleading guilty in US to insider trading April 5, 2024 Lewis, 87, was wearing an eye patch and one of his hands shook steadily throughout the one-hour proceeding in Manhattan federal court.
‘Local health reforms don’t work’ as a third struggle to access GP, warns expert April 4, 2024 Changing local health services by increasing the role of local pharmacies has failed to improve patient care, an expert warns.
Ever wanted to make the pub your office? Well now you can and it’s cheaper than you think April 4, 2024 It's actually cheaper to work from a pub than in a co-working space, a new report has claimed.
DS Smith suitor pledges London Stock Exchange listing and headquarters in the City April 4, 2024 The US paper firm vying to snap up box-maker DS Smith has said it will look for a secondary listing in London and retain a base in the City if it is successful in buying the firm.
Tube strikes set to hit the London Underground next week cancelled after last ditch talks April 4, 2024 Two 24 hour strikes by Aslef tube drivers were planned on Monday 8 April and Saturday 4 May.
Al Quds march: Home Office urges Met to take ‘zero tolerance’ approach at tense Palestine demo April 4, 2024 The Home Office has urged the Met Police to “take a zero tolerance approach to law breaking” during the annual pro-Palestine Al Quds march.
Whistleblower in Saudi bribery case launches £100k lawsuit against MoD and government April 4, 2024 A whistleblower has filed a £100,000 lawsuit against the Ministry of Defence (MoD) and Department for Business and Trade over damages he claims to have endured during a high-profile Saudi bribery case. The retired lieutenant colonel Ian Foxley raised concerns about British defence company GPT Special Project Management back in 2012 over £1m in “corrupt [...]
Johnny Mercer challenges demand to disclose Afghan whistleblower names – and could face jail if he refuses April 4, 2024 Johnny Mercer has said he is appealing against having to disclose the names of whistleblowers who he said alerted him to alleged special forces murders in Afghanistan.
Bank of England survey: Wage growth expectations ease in boost for interest rate cut hopes April 4, 2024 Persistent wage growth has been a major concern for the Bank as it considers when to start lowering interest rates.