Web3 and how it will change our working lives September 26, 2022 Zak Manhire of FrOntier discusses the potential Web3 offers for us to work, create and engage in new and transformative ways.
David Beckham-backed esports firm signs big sponsorship deal with Sky September 26, 2022 David Beckham-backed Guild Esports has signed a huge sponsorship deal with Sky UK, in its larges agreement to date. The online gaming group signed a three-year agreement with the multi-media giant in the eighth revenue-generating deal signed by the firm since it floated on the London Stock Exchange. It is understood to be one of [...]
Tax cuts won’t bring us growth unless coupled with a dedication to competition September 26, 2022 Our financial and professional services sector drives growth, supports investment and facilitates trade. But this contribution must never be taken for granted.
Kwarteng tightens rules around universal credit to ‘get Britain working again’ September 23, 2022 Kwasi Kwarteng has tightened rules around universal credit in a bid to “get Britain working again”. As it stands, universal credit claimants working up to 12 hours a week at the National Living Wage are at risk of cuts if they don’t take steps to increase their earnings nor meet regularly with a work coach. However, [...]
Labour conference: Reynolds prepares to unveil his big pitch to businesses September 22, 2022 The Labour party is an unfamiliar position heading into next week’s party conference. Labour has had consistently strong poll leads this year, is presenting a unified front on policy and for once has not been the party subject to a summer of internecine factional recriminations. Sir Keir Starmer now has a chance to drive home [...]
Ethereum’s merge makes crypto more palatable, but to whom? September 22, 2022 Kevin Murcko, CEO and founder of Coinmetro, analyses Ethereum's 'Merge' and believes its timing was no accident.
Rees-Mogg faces attacks from Tory MPs on plans to scrap fracking ban September 22, 2022 Business secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg has faced a series of attacks from the Tory backbenches over the government’s plan to lift the England moratorium on fracking. Rees-Mogg today told MPs that opposition to lifting of the fracking ban was “sheer Luddite-ry”, after the government last night released a British Geological Survey (BGS) into the practice. The [...]
Failure to cut energy demand risks ‘reckless’ waste of taxpayer money September 22, 2022 Capping energy prices without boosting insulation would risk a “reckless” use of taxpayers’ money, warned the Social Market Foundation.
Two BP workers dead after refinery blaze September 22, 2022 Two BP workers have died following a fire at an oil refinery. The unnamed workers were stationed at bp-Husky Toledo Refinery in Ohio, the US. In a statement, BP said: “It is with deep sadness we report that two bp staff injured in a fire at the bp-Husky Toledo Refinery have passed away.” “Our thoughts [...]
UK music biz struggles to keep up with pre-pandemic economic boom September 22, 2022 The UK music industry is still struggling to keep up with pre-pandemic levels, as the sector calls for more support. According to fresh data from industry body UK Music, the sector’s contribution to the UK economy in 2021 was £4bn – up 26 per cent on the £3.1bn figure for 2020, but still down 31 per [...]