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15How to Boost Your Productivity: Lessons from Business Titans and Self-Help Gurus
Are you overwhelmed by tasks? Learn how to boost your productivity with strategies from business legends like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk,...
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Key Features to Look for in the Best Share Market Apps
Although India introduced online trading in 2002, according to the survey conducted by RBI in 2019, only 8% of Indian households invested...
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7 Essential Tips For Effective Project Planning
Missed deadlines, budget overruns, and miscommunication are common challenges in project management. These issues often arise from poor planning, leading to frustration...
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Zero-hours contract crackdown: staff could be offered fixed hours after three months
Companies may soon be required to offer regular contracts to workers on zero-hours agreements after just three months, under proposed reforms being...
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When Accountability Fades: The Toxic Reality Facing Bramley and Beyond
Bramley, a picturesque Surrey village, has found itself the unfortunate poster child for a modern malady plaguing Britain: the disappearance of accountability....
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Wales considers 25% income tax cut to tackle rural depopulation and ‘brain drain’
The Welsh Government is weighing the introduction of tax breaks to stem the tide of people leaving the country, particularly from rural...
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Consumer confidence plummets as Labour warned over recession fears
Consumer confidence has sharply declined amid growing concerns that Labour’s rhetoric is fuelling economic fears, raising the possibility of a downturn in...
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Next warns of potential store closures following £30m equal pay ruling
Next has warned that it may have to close stores after losing a significant legal battle over equal pay, which could cost...
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Pound reaches two-year high as Bank of England holds interest rates steady
The pound surged to its highest level since March 2022, breaking through the $1.33 mark, after the Bank of England decided to...
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UK borrowing surpasses forecasts as debt reaches 100% of GDP
The UK’s borrowing bill once again exceeded expectations in August, adding pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves ahead of Labour’s first budget on...
