Economy
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Restaurants at ‘critical risk’ of eviction
Food firms have written to the government asking for support as a stand-off with landlords looms over rent holidays. Companies…
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Coronavirus: M&S to cut 950 jobs in shake-up of store management
Marks & Spencer has announced plans to cut 950 jobs as part of a shake-up of its retail management structure.…
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Asia markets hit new low amid pandemic, China-US tensions
Fears over a spike in coronavirus infections around the world, the reimposition of containment measures and China-US tensions have pushed…
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Coronavirus: Global economy will suffer for years to come
The world will take years to recover from the coronavirus pandemic, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has…
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Is a Global Recession Inevitable?
Since taking office, President Donald Trump has regularly touted the success of the U.S. economy, citing a rising stock market, job growth, and low unemployment figures…
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Indonesian fruit Durian sold for $1000
It has been reported that 2 fruits have been sold since the weekend A rare type of durian is being…
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Worrying Number of Contractors Out of Business in Turkey, experts warn
Turkish Construction Engineers Assembly (TOBB) President Tahir Tellioglu has recently talked about how the number of bankrupt firms in the…
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New Zealand domestic violence bill
New Zealand now has a new law that allows victims of domestic violence to get a paid leave for 10…
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US places sanctions on Turkey, with Turkish lira plunging to dangerous levels
The United States’ sanctions resulted in the Turkish lira reaching a new low, with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan threatening…
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Supermarket shelves empty
Supermarket shelves were found to be empty in the summer in certain parts of England, eye witnesses said. Sainsbury spokesperson…
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