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Chancellor John Healey has pledged to tackle the rising cost of doing business in Britain, promising to back “bloody-minded entrepreneurs” as he prepares his first Budget against a …
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Barclays expects to cut about 5,000 jobs by the end of 2026 as the British banking group intensifies its use of artificial intelligence and technology to streamline operations …
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Seven in ten (71%) London businesses that have not recruited early careers talent in the past year say they would do so over the next 12 months if …
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Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum has withdrawn ancient human remains from public display as curators confront growing ethical questions over whether the dead ever agreed to become exhibits. …
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Sainsbury’s chief executive Simon Roberts has urged the Labour government to avoid repeating previous Budget measures that increased costs for businesses, warning that further rises in taxes and …
