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Employees aged 45 to 54 are the least likely to speak to their employers about financial concerns, according to research for Aviva.
More than four in five firms cited rising prices as a growing concern after UK inflation hit a 40-year high of 9.1% in the year to May.
The abrupt departure of Argentina's economy minister and lack of a clear successor could threaten to further destabilize an economy already shaken by sky-high inflation, rising energy costs and growing fears over possible new defaults on debt. Martin Guzman, the architect of the South American country's recent $44 billion deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), resigned on Saturday as tensions within the government boiled over as to how to handle the economic crisis in one of the world's top grain producers. A relative moderate, he had clashed with the more militant wing of the ruling Peronist coalition around powerful Vice President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, who had publicly criticized Guzman and called for more public spending.
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Andrew Bailey is poised to clash with Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor, over a plan that would allow ministers to reverse decisions by City regulators.
Trondheim, 4 July 2022: The Board of Directors of NORBIT ASA (the ‘Company’) has decided to approve incentive share purchase programs for all employees in the NORBIT group of companies. In total, 133 employees participated in the programs. Under the first program, a share investment program with a discount, 83 829 shares have been subscribed for, subject to a lock-up period of 24 months. Upon allocation, the subscription price of the shares was set to NOK 19.92, based on a valuation of NOK 24.89
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Passengers have been facing long queues, cancelled flights and lost baggage in recent days.
Airlines cancelled several hundred US flights Saturday at the start of a long and almost certainly messy holiday travel weekend as carriers struggled to staff their planes.
The UK tech firm plans to give away up to 90% of its business to shoppers and list on the Nasdaq in New York within 12 months.
The UK tech firm plans to give away up to 90% of its business to shoppers and list on the Nasdaq in New York within 12 months.
Elon Musk’s Tesla is facing a $440m (£363.5m) writedown on its Bitcoin holdings after a spectacular slump in the digital currency’s value.
Britain's defence industry is still being held back by “bonkers” ESG rules despite hopes that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine would prompt a rethink among investors.
Polish banks will be taxed more if they don't offer clients higher interest on their deposits, the leader of Poland's ruling party said on Saturday, intensifying government pressure on the sector to share the benefits of rising rates with savers. Poland's main interest rate is at its highest level since 2008, boosting banks' profits but squeezing household budgets in a country where floating rate mortgages are the norm. "I do not want to decide for the bankers, but it must be a solid percentage, not at the level of inflation, but enough for people to feel that this money will lose much less value when it is in the bank," Jaroslaw Kaczynski said during a speech in the eastern city of Bialystok.
Tesla's deliveries of electric vehicles fell in the second quarter compared to the previous one due mainly to a weeks-long closure of its factory in China, the company said Saturday.
Britons are lifting around £8.5m a day from their children as costs continue to soar, survey found
The move, which takes effect from Monday, has already been attacked by nurses, especially as cases and hospital admissions are rising.
Planned action by the airline’s Spain-based cabin crew over working conditions will increase disruption for holidaymakers
The UK looks set for a recession and a longer battle with inflation than many of its neighbours. This is why
The City watchdog is being sued by a former staff member over claims that she suffered a back injury caused by a malfunctioning lift in its East London headquarters.
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