Scammers stole £47 million from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) by fraudulently accessing more than 100,000 taxpayer accounts using phishing tactics, the tax authority has revealed. The large-scale fraud was exposed during a Treasury Select…
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In the early days of ultrasound, most doctors in the United States didn’t know what to do with it. It was new, not yet widely used, and training was hard to find. But Dr. Thomas…
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There’s a quiet moment most business owners recognise. It may come after checking the latest sales figures. It may happen when you open your competitor’s website and feel a little envious. We’re not judging. It’s…
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A recent legal decision in the case of Waldy Quinones Garcia v. Monadnock Construction, Inc. has drawn national attention to the persistent difficulties injured construction workers experience in obtaining workers’ compensation. This influential ruling exposes…
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Pepe Hunt ($hPEPE) is the most meme-able and viral-ready meme coin of 2025, combining the internet’s love for memes, unpredictability, and live entertainment into a real-time betting experience like nothing else in Web3. What Is…
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Companies of all sizes are leveraging the power of technology to streamline operations, build strong customer relationships, and gain actionable insights. In the fast-paced business environment, stagnant companies get left behind. No business wants to…
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The gaming industry, a $297 billion titan in 2025, is fueling a new wave of digital commerce through online marketplaces where players trade accounts and in-game items. SkyQuest Technology projects, “The gaming market is expected…
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An increasing number of American taxpayers are eyeing the UK as their new home, according to Blick Rothenberg, a leading UK-based audit, tax, and business advisory firm. The trend is being fuelled by a mix…
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed that more pensioners will be eligible for the Winter Fuel Payment this year, signalling a U-turn on one of Labour’s earliest and most contentious policies. The payment – worth up…
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Facilities management firms warn new employee rights bill could harm hiring and economic growth
More than 120 firms from Britain’s £60 billion facilities management (FM) sector have signed an open letter to the government warning that the proposed Employment Rights Bill could have damaging consequences for both employers and…