Lifestyle

For many London workers, a week split between home and the office feels routine. But the tax rules have never treated every hybrid arrangement alike.

Salmon DNA is an unusual selling point for a face serum. Yet PDRN is now appearing across Korean beauty, from moisturisers to masks, with brands drawing on research that began in wound care. The ingredient has an intriguing scientific history, but the useful question for shoppers is what it can do in a product you apply at home.

As part of our People in Business series, we speak to US logistics executive Sergii Samoilenko about the challenges facing the trucking industry and his efforts to address driver health and wellbeing.

The Tanzania Investment Forum in London this month concluded with several major announcements, including the return of direct British Airways flights to Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar, as well as plans for Tanzania to surpass China in global graphite production.

With private dental treatment presenting a significant expense for some UK patients, overseas options are entering the conversation. Albania is among the destinations being considered, but the decision involves questions about clinical standards, treatment timelines and long-term care.

Relocating a British business to the UAE might seem an easy sell. Cheaper taxes, an up and coming economy and strategic position between the Gulf, Asia and Africa all present it as a logical choice.

For generations, the safe deposit box was part of ordinary British banking. Wills, deeds, grandmother's rings and the odd gold sovereign sat in a locked box in the branch vault, and few people gave it much thought.

For many UK mid-market businesses, spreadsheets remain useful for budgeting and analysis.

An address that looks close to King’s College London on a map may be less convenient once a student’s timetable comes into focus.