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30Investing Mistakes the Ultra Wealthy Don’t Make
Ultra-high-net-worth individuals or UHNWIs approach investments differently compared to the average investor. They avoid the error of ‘keeping up with the Joneses,’...
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Emerging Technologies in Online Casinos: How AI and Machine Learning are Transforming Gaming
The UK economy has continued to open up to AI, and in 2022, this technology contributed about £3.7 billion to the government....
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Deep Dive into VictoryXCap: Assessing Its Tools for Global Traders
In the online trading world, the dynamism of the industry is directly proportional to potential profitability on one end and the involved...
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Complete Guide to Hair Transplant Costs in Turkey: Affordable Solutions for Lasting Results
Turkey has positioned itself as a global leader in hair transplantation, boasting over 1,500 clinics nationwide. The country’s hair transplant industry generates...
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Tech tycoon Mike Lynch missing after yacht sinks off Sicily, weeks after £8bn fraud acquittal
Mike Lynch, the British tech entrepreneur recently acquitted in a high-stakes £8bn fraud case, is missing after his yacht sank off the...
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AI, a helping hand for businesses when moderating content
In today’s digital age, billions of pieces of content are uploaded to online platforms and websites each day. Moderating this material has,...
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UK SMEs eye ambitious expansion plans amid renewed growth and confidence
UK small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are setting their sights on ambitious growth plans following a year of strong performance, according to...
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Britain’s crumbling roads hurting economy, warn factory bosses
Britain’s deteriorating road network is not just a nuisance for drivers—it’s becoming a significant drag on the economy, factory bosses have warned....
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Ted Baker to close all UK stores as potential Mike Ashley deal falters
Ted Baker is set to close its last 31 UK stores this week, putting around 500 jobs at risk, as uncertainty looms...
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UK tourism struggles with £2.8bn shortfall as visitor numbers lag behind pre-pandemic levels
The UK tourism industry is grappling with a £2.8 billion shortfall in spending, as the sector continues to lag behind pre-Covid levels,...
