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Weight-loss medications are reshaping the UK economy, with millions having used, or considering using, one. The phenomenon is creating businesses opportunities
HOW TO FIX THE LABOUR MARKETDoes the broken ONS really know what is going on in the UK?As part of our series on the jobs market, we lift the lid on the data crisis at the Office for National Statistics and its ramifications
I was on a call with our twin towers office. The line went deadSean Windeatt recalls the day he lost Cantor Fitzgerald colleagues in the World Trade Center — and how a culture of philanthropy was born
I was on a call with our twin towers office. The line went deadSean Windeatt recalls the day he lost Cantor Fitzgerald colleagues in the World Trade Center — and how a culture of philanthropy was born
Activist hedge fund’s UK arm pays staff £1m each on averageHow a British start-up aims to slash AI costsStaff at Grand Theft Auto maker ‘abused managers in chatroom’Staff at Grand Theft Auto maker ‘abused managers in chatroom’Activist hedge fund’s UK arm pays staff £1m each on averageActivist hedge fund’s UK arm pays staff £1m each on averageHow a British start-up aims to slash AI costsHow a British start-up aims to slash AI costsUK economy grew much faster than expected in JulyGDP increased by 0.4% in the month, well above forecasts, lifted by the World Cup and hot weather
Staff at Grand Theft Auto maker ‘abused managers in chatroom’Activist hedge fund’s UK arm pays staff £1m each on averageHow a British start-up aims to slash AI costsUK economy grew much faster than expected in JulyChancellor urged to target banks’ £4bn tax-sheltered profitsStaff at Grand Theft Auto maker ‘abused managers in chatroom’Staff at Grand Theft Auto maker ‘abused managers in chatroom’Activist hedge fund’s UK arm pays staff £1m each on averageActivist hedge fund’s UK arm pays staff £1m each on averageHow a British start-up aims to slash AI costsHow a British start-up aims to slash AI costsUK economy grew much faster than expected in JulyUK economy grew much faster than expected in JulyChancellor urged to target banks’ £4bn tax-sheltered profitsChancellor urged to target banks’ £4bn tax-sheltered profitsStaff at Grand Theft Auto maker ‘abused managers in chatroom’Activist hedge fund’s UK arm pays staff £1m each on averageHow a British start-up aims to slash AI costsStaff at Grand Theft Auto maker ‘abused managers in chatroom’Staff at Grand Theft Auto maker ‘abused managers in chatroom’Activist hedge fund’s UK arm pays staff £1m each on averageActivist hedge fund’s UK arm pays staff £1m each on averageHow a British start-up aims to slash AI costsHow a British start-up aims to slash AI costsUK economy grew much faster than expected in JulyChancellor urged to target banks’ £4bn tax-sheltered profitsDominic O'ConnellBritish car industry is approaching the end of the roadHarry WallopThe myth of the lone genius is holding Britain backJames HurleyBrains are needed to manage AI riskThe Wall Street JournalTHE WALL STREET JOURNALThe Crypto Scam Victims Fighting the U.S. to Get Their Money BackEven when stolen money is found, some victims have found that getting it back can be another ordeal entirely
THE WALL STREET JOURNALThe Crypto Scam Victims Fighting the U.S. to Get Their Money BackTHE WALL STREET JOURNALThe Unrelenting Bond Selloff Puts the 10-Year Yield on the Cusp of 5%THE WALL STREET JOURNALThe Unrelenting Bond Selloff Puts the 10-Year Yield on the Cusp of 5%THE WALL STREET JOURNALIran Is Producing Ballistic Missiles AgainTHE WALL STREET JOURNALIran Is Producing Ballistic Missiles AgainTHE WALL STREET JOURNALCongress Is Suddenly Waking Up to the AI Doomsday ThreatTHE WALL STREET JOURNALCongress Is Suddenly Waking Up to the AI Doomsday ThreatADVERTISEMENTEntrepreneursENTREPRENEURSI’m an eight out of ten risk-taker, says Eva LongoriaThe actress, entrepreneur and investor says she had to take risks to succeed and that in business she takes ‘criticism seriously, but not personally’
ENTREPRENEURSI’m an eight out of ten risk-taker, says Eva LongoriaIMPORTINGNew UK tobacco laws could spell the end for Cuban cigarsIMPORTINGNew UK tobacco laws could spell the end for Cuban cigars‘Good-quality coffee is getting harder and harder to come by’‘Good-quality coffee is getting harder and harder to come by’EXPERT TIPSWith heavy filing burden, should I go back to being a sole trader?EXPERT TIPSWith heavy filing burden, should I go back to being a sole trader?Companies & MarketsHousing market deteriorates as buyers wait for October budgetConflict in the Middle East and political uncertainty in the UK have dented confidence, says housebuilder Berkeley as it urges ministers to cut taxes
