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  • Iceland food boss ‘working day and night’ to keep pint of milk under £1 but price rises ‘will get worse’

    November 2, 2022

    The boss of Iceland has said he “doesn’t know” whether the price of a pint of milk can be kept under a pound, but is “working day and night” to stop it. Richard Walker made his comments on Amol Rajan’s podcast this morning, after joining a campaign to expand free school meals to children whose [...]

  • Negotiation 101: expert tips for work

    November 2, 2022

    Asking for what you want – and often deserve – at your job can be a tricky prospect. The hierarchies in place at work can often make it difficult to have open and frank conversations. Depending on what your relationship is like with your manager, it can be really easy for them to shut you [...]

  • Sideways movement in crypto markets continues as investors sweat over today’s interest rate announcement

    November 2, 2022

    Most cryptocurrencies continue to trade sideways this morning, as Bitcoin remains unchanged around $20,415 and Ethereum at $1,550. 

  • UK in Recession: an Overview of What Could Happen & How You Can Take Advantage

    November 1, 2022  |  City Talk

    Recently, the Bank of England has issued a warning about a slowdown in economic growth towards the end of 2022, with similar worries persisting into 2023. Overall, the upcoming emergence of a recession has been fuelled by a mix of several detrimental dynamics for the UK. Uncovering the Dynamics that Lead to Recession The United [...]

  • The impact of higher interest rates on markets. What is ahead for the crypto market?  

    November 1, 2022  |  City Talk

    Higher interest rates generally mean a lower appetite for high-risk/high-return assets such as cryptocurrencies, hence we’ve seen the crypto market decline in recent months. With the stock market also reacting badly to recent rate hike and the crypto market becoming increasingly correlated to stocks, crypto could be in for a continued bearish year because of [...]

  • Leap in Bitcoin trading volumes as flagship cryptocurrency steers a course for $21k 

    November 1, 2022

    At around $20,630 Bitcoin was still trading in the green this morning, up 0.25% in the last 24 hours for the flagship cryptocurrency.

  • Design thinking – are we getting it right?

    November 1, 2022  |  Sponsored

    Design thinking is a fragile and elusive process – the more you try to tie it down with procedure, the more you take the magic away. Imagine defining a step-by-step formula for making friends – “start by talking about the weather…” and so on – this is plainly absurd. An overly prescriptive approach will destroy [...]

  • Industry pressures Government to back onshore wind planning reforms

    November 1, 2022

    Industry groups and think tanks have urged new Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to uphold planning reforms to boost onshore wind developments.

  • Landlords warned about undeclared rental income but HMRC denies report of ‘clampdown’

    October 31, 2022

    A leading chartered accountant has warned landlords about paying undeclared rental income, but HMRC has denied there is a ‘clampdown’ on the issue. Almost 60,000 disclosures have been made to HMRC, including £250m in unpaid taxes, since the UK launched a scheme in 2013. The Let Property Campaign allows landlords to declare unpaid tax in [...]

  • Vampire hunting in Transylvania

    October 31, 2022

    It’s been 125 years since Bram Stoker published Dracula, the novel partially set in the vast, untouched landscapes of Transylvania. Much has changed since then, but the destination remains—as one character puts it—”one of the wildest and least known portions of Europe.” With hillsides darkened by dense forests, pastoral farms toiled by horse and cart [...]

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