Monthly Archives: April 2023
Households in debt time-bomb, says Citizens Advice
The charity says those struggling with negative budgets can face a “wild west” when seeking debt advice.
Eurovision 2023: What fans affected by train strikes travelling to Liverpool can do
Two train strikes are now scheduled which may cause disruption for those travelling to Liverpool.
UK games sector wanted Microsoft deal, says Sir Ian Livingstone
Sir Ian Livingstone says he hopes a settlement can be reached for Microsoft’s takeover of Activision.
ExxonMobil reports record first-quarter profits of $11.4bn
The energy giant says the profits came despite paying about $200m (£160m) in windfall taxes in Europe.
Start Investing for You, Your Kids, & And Your Retirement
As you remain obsessed with your career progression or raising your kids, the precious days of your retirement planning eventually slip by. Amidst high inflation and increased cost of living, how do you plan to allocate funds for your retirement
Rail strike on 13 May, day of Eurovision final
The RMT is to strike after talks in long-running pay dispute break down again.
Sainsbury’s and Unilever deny prices are too high
The supermarket and Marmite-maker reject suggestions they are not protecting customers from inflation.
Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell pranked by Russians
Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell is the latest personality to be pranked by comedians.
Amazon cloud and ads units offset flat e-commerce
Amazon has been hit as shoppers return to in-store spending after the pandemic.