Mum’s genius hack for 23-hour toddler flight goes viral
A mother’s viral tip for keeping toddlers calm on long-haul flights has sparked a parenting revolution. Discover her game-changing strategy for stress-free travel.
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Zeynab Gamieldien's 'Learned Behaviours': A Must-Read Mystery
Zeynab Gamieldien's debut novel 'Learned Behaviours' delves into the complexities of privilege, identity, and class politics through a compelling mystery narrative.
Virgin Atlantic passenger's outrageous luxury sparks fury
A Virgin Atlantic passenger's extravagant spending habits, including luxury shopping sprees and champagne showers, have left fellow travellers fuming. Discover the shocking details of this airborne excess.
Tycoon's Oklahoma theme park scam exposed
A wealthy businessman allegedly duped investors in a multi-million dollar Oklahoma theme park scheme. The scandal has left many questioning the legitimacy of the project.
Child entrepreneur's card game becomes global success
Discover how a young entrepreneur's card game idea became a million-dollar sensation, inspiring kids worldwide to learn business skills through play.
Meta suspensions leave businesses struggling
Businesses reliant on Meta platforms face financial turmoil after sudden account suspensions, with no transparency from the tech giant.
Six Flags CEO: Fewer Visitors, Higher Profits
Despite fewer visitors, Six Flags reports record profits as CEO Selim Bassoul explains the strategic shift prioritising premium experiences over crowds.
Honda profits drop amid Trump tariff fallout
Honda reports a sharp decline in quarterly profits as US tariffs under the Trump administration continue to disrupt global trade. Analysts weigh in on the long-term impact.
Chiltern Railways upgrades first-class seating
Chiltern Railways has unveiled a revamped first-class seating arrangement, promising enhanced comfort and luxury for passengers. Discover the upgrades and what they mean for your journey.
Elon Musk tops Gallup poll as most admired US entrepreneur
Elon Musk has been named the most admired entrepreneur in the US, according to a recent Gallup poll, surpassing other high-profile business leaders.
Seattle fines businesses over homelessness crisis
Seattle authorities are imposing fines on businesses due to rampant homelessness and drug use in the area. Critics argue this penalises the wrong people—what's the real solution?
Sir Bill O'Brien, business titan, dies at 94
Sir Bill O'Brien, the visionary entrepreneur who transformed British retail and banking, has died at 94. His legacy reshaped industries and inspired generations.
Ancient Roman working-class homes found in metro dig
Archaeologists have discovered remarkably preserved homes of working-class Romans during excavations for a new metro line in Rome, shedding light on daily life in ancient times.
Diageo expands cost cuts as profits plunge
Diageo, the parent company of Guinness, ramps up cost-cutting measures amid a sharp drop in profits. Will this strategy revive its fortunes?
Diageo moves Guinness production to Scotland
Drinks giant Diageo relocates Guinness production from London to Scotland, impacting jobs but promising long-term savings. Learn how this affects iconic brands like Johnnie Walker and Baileys.
BP cuts costs amid profit rise and dividend boost
BP reveals strategic cost reductions while increasing shareholder dividends, as the energy giant navigates market volatility and shifting consumer demands.
Australia buys Japan's Mogami-class frigates
Australia is set to acquire advanced Mogami-class frigates from Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in a landmark defence agreement aimed at strengthening maritime security.
Toy store that survived pandemic finally closes
A beloved toy store that weathered the pandemic and rising tariffs has announced its closure, leaving customers heartbroken and nostalgic.
Labour tax hikes may cost beauty sector thousands of jobs
The UK beauty industry faces potential job losses as Labour's proposed tax increases threaten businesses already struggling with rising costs.
Supreme Court rules against FCA in insurance case
The UK Supreme Court has delivered a major blow to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in a pivotal insurance dispute, reshaping policy interpretation for business interruption claims.
Nantucket chain store ban threatens Roller Rabbit
Residents of the upscale island of Nantucket are up in arms after local officials moved to ban chain stores, putting the future of the popular Roller Rabbit boutique at risk. The controversial decision has sparked a heated debate about preserving local ch
Ferguson: League One United better than current Man Utd
Manchester United legend Sir Alex Ferguson has made a surprising claim, stating that the current League One team, Salford City, shows more promise than the struggling Red Devils.
Britain's cheapest shop battles crimewave
The owner of Britain's most affordable shop shares his struggles against a rising tide of crime, highlighting the impact on small businesses and local communities.
Kemi Badenoch: 'I no longer feel Nigerian'
UK Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch reveals her complex feelings about her Nigerian heritage, sparking a debate on identity and dual nationality.
DIY entrepreneur turns basement into stunning upcycled store
Discover the inspiring journey of an entrepreneur who turned a neglected basement into a thriving boutique with pre-loved materials and YouTube tutorials.
Top 10 Kids' Shoes for Back to School
Discover the top 10 children's shoes for comfort, style, and durability this school season. From budget-friendly to premium brands, find the perfect pair for your little one.
UK civil service internships for working-class only
A bold new initiative by the UK government reserves civil service internships solely for working-class students, aiming to diversify Whitehall and break down barriers to entry.
Melrose shares rise on upgraded profit forecast
Melrose Industries sees a sharp rise in shares after upgrading its profit outlook, driven by strong aerospace performance.
Government internships favour wealthy over working class
New research shows government internships disproportionately benefit privileged backgrounds, raising concerns over social mobility and diversity in Westminster.
How Cutting Company Tax Rates Could Boost Productivity
The Productivity Commission explores the potential benefits of lowering company tax rates, using a cashflow model to predict economic growth and business investment.
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