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The F140 V12 has been the soul of Ferrari this century. No pressure on the Ferrari 12Cilindri, then… read our review

There’s a quiet frustration that runs through the UK contracting scene. It rarely shows up in job ads or agency calls, but it’s there in conversations, forums, late-night spreadsheet tinkering.

Unlike almost every other developed nation, the US applies citizenship-based taxation - meaning American citizens and green card holders carry a US tax filing obligation regardless of where they reside, what passport they travel on, or whether they have set foot on American soil in years.

In hotels, restaurants, laundries, boiler rooms, production lines, and other business settings, poor sizing or the wrong configuration can lead to unstable performance, more downtime, and higher running costs.

As part of our People in Business series, we speak to Zhanara Kassymbekova, an expert in business finance, accounting, and economics from Central Asia, who discusses the risks of scaling a business in today's rocky landscape.

"Never in our history has a political party been so in hock to people from a certain industry."

Time to discover your inner Schumacher.

As part of our People in Business series, we speak to Patrick Pfeiffer, Head of Enterprise at Uplane, one of the leading AI marketing automation platforms, headquartered in San Francisco.

Working remotely offers more comfort and flexibility than commuting, however, many people also unknowingly sabotage their own productivity. If your output isn’t where you’d like it to be, your home office setup might just be the reason. So, here are some of the most common mistakes and how to fix them.  1. No clear work and rest boundaries One of the worst things you can do for your productivity is working from your sofa or bed. Yes, it might feel...