Month: October 2024

En lo que respecta al trabajo profesional, Europa es reconocida por tener uno de los enfoques más favorables a nivel mundial. Los países europeos se encuentran constantemente entre los mejores en cuanto a equilibrio entre vida laboral y personal, fuero…

According to a study by the Brookings Institution, in 2023, China was producing about 60% of the world’s rare earth elements. During the Covid pandemic, we witnessed the problems with relying on one single territory for supply and as the green transiti…

By Chris Dorrell Business confidence has slumped again in the run-up to Rachel Reeves’ maiden Budget as bosses fret over the state of the economy, another survey has shown. The closely-watched Lloyds’ Business Barometer fell by three points to 44 in Oc…

By Lars Mucklejohn BP and Shell are expected to post lower profits this week as the supermajors grapple with weak oil prices and a global slowdown in demand. BP is due to publish its third-quarter earnings on Tuesday, while Shell will report its result…

By Elliot Gulliver-Needham The number of AIM companies has fallen below 700 for the first time since 2001, new data has confirmed, as London’s junior market has been battered by speculation that a key tax relief for AIM shares may be scrapped in this w…

By Jennifer Sieg The John Lewis Partnership (JLP) is gearing up for a hiring offensive in the coming months as the retail group looks to bring in thousands of temporary staff for the festive season. Some 12,500 new workers are set to join its John Lewi…

By Jon Robinson Profit at Sky Bet was slashed during its latest financial year as its operating expenses surged by almost £45m. The business behind the brand, which is owned by Flutter Entertainment, has reported a pre-tax profit of £48.9m for 2023, ac…