Insolvencies across construction sector continue to rise and late payments are the driving force,Recent survey data conducted across UK construction industry professionals has lifted the lid on the dire state the industry is now in as a result of late payment culture. With…
Halving and Bitcoin ETFs will crypto start a new bull run in 2024?,The cryptocurrency market, after a disastrous 2022 for the industry, is experiencing a real ‘revival’. However, even Bitcoin’s 140% growth has not satisfied the appetite of investors, who are looking…
Inflation in Germany will decline further as producer prices decline supported by falling energy prices,Euro continues to record some gains against the US dollar this morning, by more than 0.17%, reaching the level of 1.09405 at the peak of the rises this morning, which…
Online payments powering the growth of the UK’s digital economy,The increasingly fast migration to mobile shopping continues at a fast rate. In February of 2023, even more spending was done through mobile – three out of five purchases were…
Major fuel retailers urged to cut petrol prices,The RAC are urging major retailers to cut petrol prices by 5p per litre as wholesale costs are in fact lower and supermarkets have been accused of hiking their margins.…
Chancellor will need to find over £40bn in the Autumn Budget to ‘fill the gap’,The Chancellor will need to find over £40bn in the Autumn Budget to meet fiscal rules and spending commitments.
Trump’s first six months fuels 15,000 new Bitcoin millionaires,Trump’s first six months fuels 15,000 new Bitcoin millionaires with a remarkable increase in high-value wallets.
McFadden declines to rule out further tax rises,Pat McFadden declines to rule out further tax rises amid concerns over PM's welfare reforms. Discover the latest insights.
Russia ‘deliberately’ bombs a Polish factory leaving ‘two severely burned’,Speaking to newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza the Foreign Ministry’s spokesman, Paweł Wroński said the factory was struck by five drones …
The UK will pay with ‘the blood of our citizens’ if the government doesn’t ‘wake up’,Iif the government does not spend money to boost the UK’s defence then it “will be the blood of our citizens” who will end up paying …
