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  • Borrowers warned of rise in ‘advance fees’ scams with over £700 lost on average and Londoners more likely to fall victim – Lloyds Bank

    January 24, 2023

    The rising cost of living has lead to 82 per cent increase in financial scams that target victims by charging fees for products and services that do not materialise, according to Lloyds bank. Victims lost £711 on average, and although the amount lost is lower than £1,194 recorded the previous year, the bank said fraudsters [...]

  • Avatar’s success gives boost to struggling cinemas but future is still uncertain

    January 23, 2023

    The highly anticipated Avatar sequel has ranked as the sixth-highest grossing movie ever, giving cinemas a much needed boost, although some analysts warn they are not yet in the clear. After six weeks on the big screens, “Avatar: The Way of Water” surpassed a staggering £1.6bn ($2bn) in box office sales on Sunday, Disney estimates. [...]

  • Bill Ackman invests £48.8m in luxury watchmaker Bremont

    January 23, 2023

    Bill Ackman has bought a minority stake in British luxury watchmaker Bremont after being a loyal customer for many years. The American billionaire hedge fund manager has invested £48.8m alongside Bremont’s current lead investor private equity fund Hellcat, Bremont announced today. With the new investment from Ackman, Bremont is now valued at around £100m. Ackman’s [...]

  • Shotgun Wedding film review: Jennifer Lopez comedy is a tonal mess

    January 23, 2023

    ★★☆☆☆ Jenny From The Block plays Darcy in Shotgun Wedding. Soon to be marrying her fiancée Tom (Josh Duhamel) at a destination island wedding. Family tension, attractive exes and cold feet are in the mix, but then the wedding party is taken hostage. The couple must put their new marriage to the test if they [...]

  • Babylon’s director should have known better and not let this movie fall into self indulgence

    January 23, 2023

    Movies about movies tend to do well around Oscar season, and no one knows that better than Damien Chazelle. While La La Land famously didn’t win Best Picture in 2017, it did win six Oscars out of fourteen nominations, including Best Director. In Babylon, he returns to Hollywood but looks through a different lens. Starting [...]

  • With an average claim in excess of £50k, it really is time to see if you qualify for an R&D Tax rebate

    January 23, 2023  |  Sponsored

    What are Research and development tax credits? Simply put R&D Tax Credits are a niche, but a lucrative part of the UK tax code that could bring your company significant tax relief. Most companies we speak to at SAS R&D don’t think that they will qualify for these payments with the common misconception amongst business [...]

  • Doctor Who and Sherlock writers’ new show The Unfriend is unfunny and tedious – review

    January 23, 2023

    ★★☆☆☆ Round up the audience at press night for Steven Moffat’s first London show and you’d have a pretty good BAFTA Awards attendee list. David Tennant, Jim Broadbent, Celia Imrie, Peter Capaldi and Sheila Hancock drift past me on the way in. “I got a BAFTA nom this morning,” one guest casually tells the guy [...]

  • Spotify’s revenue slow down will lead to 600 job losses, as tech giant becomes the latest to cull staff

    January 23, 2023

    Spotify will be cutting its global workforce by nearly six per cent with around 600 people expected to lose their jobs. The music streaming platform has joined fellow tech giants including Amazon, Google, Meta and Twitter in laying off staff, with tens-of-thousands of workers being laid off in recent weeks. Last November Meta, the owner [...]

  • The Alps, 1920s style: aboard the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express on its inaugural trip to ski resorts

    January 23, 2023

    We discover that “The Train,” as society types call the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, is the ultimate 1920s immersive theatre experience The train is careering through the darkened outskirts of Paris when oysters are placed at my table to pair with my last glug of champagne. I’m eating from an embroidered armchair more accurately described as a [...]

  • Bitcoin treads water close to $23k as Ethereum shows nerves, but Cardano looks strong

    January 23, 2023

    Bitcoin looks to be gathering strength for an assault on $23,000 after finding resistance around the $22,800 mark over the weekend.

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