If you’ve ever spent your morning commute dreaming of starting your career afresh, this feature is for you. Every Monday we speak to someone from a different profession to find out what it’s really like. This week, we talked to Madison Godfrey, an automotive technician at Steer Group. Handyman, where I started my automotive career,…
The US announced 50% tariffs on Indian imports. New Delhi: Mrs Bectors Food Specialties’ new plant in Indore had just started production for some US buyers when the US announced 50% tariffs on Indian imports. With the trade agreement likely to come into force soon, the company is now hopeful that things will gradually recover….
NatWest Group is to undertake a £2.5bn acquisition of wealth management group Evelyn Partners in what would be its biggest corporate acquisition since the taxpayer bailout in 2008. Sky News has learnt that NatWest, which returned to full private ownership last year, is in advanced talks to acquire Evelyn from its private equity backers this…
The 8th Central Pay Commission (CPC) has launched its official website and started seeking structured feedback from stakeholders, an important step in the process of reviewing pay, pensions and allowances for central government employees and pensioners. According to a statement posted on the official website of the commission, the inputs are being collected through a…
What? According to research from, you may be spending more money than necessary on your Ryanair flight. Consumer champions have set out nine rules for travellers to follow when booking tickets with a budget airline after finding ways to save on a “notoriously complex website”. Read all the latest money tips and deals here Which…
The Washington Post is making one-third of its employees redundant. In the headline, the bosses have said that the American newspaper The Washington Post is making one-third of its employees redundant. The long-rumoured layoffs, affecting nearly all areas of the newsroom, were confirmed to employees in a video conference Wednesday. Subsequently, he received emails with…
Andrew Bailey, the Governor of the Bank of England, is not accustomed to emotional outbursts or direct criticism. Being measured in your public comments is part of the job description of running a central bank, and Mr Bailey has been at it since succeeding Mark Carney in 2020. (To understand the odds of the job, consider…
