- PA Money News•13 hours ago
Small business challenger lender nips at heels of big banks
Iwoca has overtaken Santander and HSBC for small business overdrafts.
- Engadget•17 hours ago
'Overwatch' Workshop adds more custom options for heroes and modes
Overwatch fans have long been able to set up custom games (Ana Paintball,anyone?) and now they're getting a lot more options to flex their creativemuscles
- Reuters - UK Focus•17 hours ago
Deep sea mining boss says new law could be adopted next year
China and a quest for battery minerals have injected momentum into a long U.N. process to agree a law on deep sea mining, which could be adopted by the end of 2020, if the political will exists, the head of the International Seabed Authority (ISA) said. The priority of talks this year, which took place
- Engadget•19 hours ago
Google makes it easier to find work-from-home jobs
But having to slogthrough job postings to find ones that embrace remote work can be anexasperating experience
- Yahoo Finance UK•yesterday
Three quarters of Brits want to be touched less at work
When it comes to the workplace, Brits are uncomfortable with close up contact – and some would even like it to be banned.
- Business Wire•yesterday
Prudential Financial closes $2.6 billion in longevity reinsurance agreements
NEWARK, N.J.--(BUSINESSWIRE)-- Activity signals a pre-Brexit rush to de-risk by U.K. pensions Prudential Retirement ® , a unit of Prudential Financial, Inc. ( NYSE: PRU ), has concluded about $2.6 billion ...
- PA Money News•2 days ago
Analysis suggests what makes people want to save more into pension
Hargreaves Lansdown found workers are more likely to increase their payments when their employers will also put more in.
- The Telegraph•2 days ago
Do you have a side hustle? Here's how to make thousands in your spare time
The idea of a job for life was consigned to the dustbin of social history years ago.
Sky News•2 days agoMen much more likely to ask for and get a large pay rise
Men are more likely to ask their employer for a pay rise than women and are also more likely to receive a bigger wage increase when they do, a new survey suggests. A study of 1,200 workers by jobs cite CV-Library found that 66% of men were comfortable asking for a pay rise compared to 40% of women.
- Bloomberg UK•3 days ago
How Fintech Can Push Small Businesses to the Next Level
Apr.22 -- Karen Mills, former director at Small Business Administration, discusses the influence of smaller financial technology companies on big banks and how the U.S. government could help small businesses. She speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
- The Telegraph•4 days ago
How to earn £40k a year in retirement by downsizing to fund your pension pot
A nation obsessed with home ownership, we are sitting on trillions in property wealth. Could this be put to better use in our later years?
- Fool.co.uk•4 days ago
My 3 tips to help you beat the State Pension
Want to retire in comfort? Rupert Hargreaves outlines his three top savings tips to help you achieve your retirement savings goals.
- Fool.co.uk•5 days ago
Concerned about the State Pension? This is what I’d do immediately
The State Pension is just £168.60 per week. Could you live off that?
- The Telegraph•6 days ago
Millennials ‘better off’ getting their boss to back a Lifetime Isa than a pension
Nine out of 10 young savers would be better off investing in a Lifetime Isa (Lisa) rather than a pension, according to a former adviser to David Cameron.
- PA Money News•6 days ago
Royal Bank of Scotland bosses braced for AGM
The state backed bank is to consult over its remuneration policy over the coming year.
- Fool.co.uk•6 days ago
Age 50 and no savings? Here’s how to double your State Pension
Harvey Jones says it's never too late to save into a pension.
- Bloomberg UK•7 days ago
Katzenberg Says Each New Chapter of Career Is Better Than the Last
Apr.18 -- Quibi founder and Chairman Jeffrey Katzenberg speaks to Emily Chang on Bloomberg Studio 1.0 about his career in Hollywood, from getting fired from Walt Disney Studios to starting Dreamworks.
- The Independent•7 days ago
Debenhams boss Sergio Bucher quits after chain goes into administration
Debenhams boss Sergio Bucher is to step down this week following a pre-pack administration which saw lenders take control of the the department store chain. Chairman Terry Duddy will take over as interim boss while Debenhams searches for a new chief executive. Mr Bucher departs two years after joining
- The Telegraph•8 days ago
Tech firm increases revenue by a third after giving staff Wednesdays off work
A tech company in Australia has increased its revenue by a third after giving its employees every Wednesday off to relax.
- Yahoo Finance UK•8 days ago
40% of Brits are working from home weekly – how to get your boss to follow suit
Brits say they are more productive, less stressed and save money when they work from home.
- Evening Standard•8 days ago
Julian Glover: Insane train franchising system requires an urgent rethink
A few years ago I became a special adviser to ministers at the Department for Transport (DfT). Lawyers had just told him the Government would lose a legal fight on which company should run express trains on the West Coast Mainline out of Euston. The process of rail franchising nearly collapsed.
- House Beautiful•8 days ago
Get paid to keep Buckingham Palace's gardens pristine
Here's how to apply...
- The Telegraph•9 days ago
Gig economy workers receive new rights across European Union
Workers in the so-called "gig economy" including Uber drivers and Deliveroo couriers will be given new employment rights across the European Union, after lawmakers approved the new rules on Tuesday.
- The Guardian•9 days ago
The strength of the UK's jobs market is not as simple as it seems
An abandoned mill in Rochdale. Theresa May is not the first prime minister to grapple with the aversion of British companies to invest. Photograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images There is a straightforward explanation for the continued strength of the UK jobs market. Firms are reluctant to invest
