UK Jobless Rate Hits Lowest Since 1974
The UK jobless rate declined to the lowest since 1974 in the first quarter amid record job vacancies that reflect the tightening labor market conditions despite the slowdown in the … Read More
Furious farmer divides opinion with 'genius' plan to stop drivers parking 'like wallies' on his land
A FARMER fed up with people parking "like wallies" on his land has dreamt up a "genius" plan to put a stop to it. Ian Flindall now charges drivers £3 … Read More
GTA 6 release date 'news' horrifies fans after shock Rockstar announcement
GTA fans fear they could be waiting for the next game in the series much longer than they had hoped. Gamers have been desperate for a release date window and … Read More
German ZEW Economic Confidence Improves In May
Germany’s economic confidence improved in May but remained at a very low level as the economy is expected to continue to deteriorate in the near-term in the face of the … Read More
How can I report illegal parking?
REPORTING someone for illegal parking might sound like something unkind to do, but if it is preventing you from getting your car out, then it has to be done. This … Read More
Asian Stocks Tumble On Rate Hike Worries
Asian stocks followed Wall Street lower on Tuesday amid worries that interest rate increases in the United States might stall global growth. Regional markets ended well off their day’s lows … Read More
‘Aussie’ John Symond backs super-for-housing scheme
Aussie Home Loans founder John Symond has backed a Coalition plan to let people use their superannuation to get into the property market, playing down concerns the policy would simply … Read More
Body Armor Helped the Buffalo Shooter Carry Out His Rampage. This Bill Could Have Banned It
A “good guy with a gun” tried to stop the massacre at Tops supermarket in Buffalo, but was foiled by the assailant’s bulletproof vest and helmet. When an 18-year-old began … Read More
Global food shortage and higher prices may result from war in Ukraine
Abby Maxman is president and CEO of Oxfam America. The opinions expressed in this commentary are her own. Forces like climate change, Covid-19 and geopolitical conflict were already spurring a … Read More
‘We’ve got a crisis. We need workers’: Big business urges election winner to boost migration
Senior Australian business leaders have urged the next federal government to address the nation’s labour crisis by boosting migration to fill jobs, warning a failure to do so risks causing … Read More