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‘Boris Bus’ co set to go bust
Wrightbus built London’s distinctive red double decker Routemaster buses when Boris Johnson was London mayor and reportedly employs around 1,500 people.
Chance to bid on £500,000 worth of seized criminal cash – in first police auction for Bitcoin
Police seized the criminal stash from a crook who provided hacking services in exchange for the cryptocurrency and illegally sold personal data.
“We’re proof that a four day working week works”, recruitment boss says
"My team are healthier both mentally and physically than they were five months ago and that means that when they are here they are focused, engaged and determined to get the job done."
Gap between rich and poor began 7,000 years ago, say scientists
Farmers began using ox drawn ploughs to harvest crops instead of their hands - and the class system was born.
Renters would last only a month without a job before becoming homeless
A sudden loss of jobs could potentially render over half a million vulnerable families unable to pay their rent immediately.
#StealOurStaff: Soap company encourages employers to poach disabled staff
The campaign puts a twist on traditional recruitment ads by showing off their employees on their soap packaging.
Amazon pay £1 million corporation tax – despite turnover of more than £2.3 billion
Jeremy Corbyn said it's "one rule for the rich and another for the rest of us."
Jeremy Corbyn better than no-deal Brexit, investment bankers say
Corbyn has long been the scourge of the banking sector, but new reports suggest the City could be warming to him.
Pound actually goes back up as Boris Johnson loses his majority
When Labour MP Angela Eagle asked the PM if he would respect a parliamentary vote to stop him crashing the country out of the EU with no deal, he told parliament that he would respect the law.