Embarking on the journey of cryptocurrency mining can seem like sailing into choppy seas, with daunting costs and complex technicalities lying in wait. Yet, cloud mining emerges as a beacon, guiding enthusiasts to more tranquil waters. It demystifies the traditionally intricate process by allowing individuals to partake in mining withoutContinue Reading
In the intricate world of management, promoting individuals for technical abilities often overlooks the crucial requirement for interpersonal skills. This can leave many managers unprepared to handle the challenges of leading diverse teams, highlighting the importance of active listening as a frequently overlooked yet essential soft skill. Lost in Translation: Continue Reading
In a potential shift in the UK’s clean energy landscape, the government is considering scrapping the controversial “boiler tax” following manufacturers’ price hikes on new gas boilers. This increase was an attempt to cover fines imposed if the targets for installing eco-friendly heat pumps in homes are not met. TheContinue Reading
The hospitality industry has warned of an estimated £350 million hit from the latest train strikes, lifting the cost to businesses to more than £4 billion since the action began. The Night Time Industries Association said it was “deeply concerned” about the “significant repercussions” that industrial action organised this weekContinue Reading
The Bank of England has held interest rates at 5.25% in a decision that saw its rate-setting body split three ways. The Bank admitted it had discussed cutting borrowing costs, with inflation – which measures the pace of price rises – set to fall quickly this year. Bank chief AndrewContinue Reading
A major new independent review into addressing and overcoming the inequality faced by disabled-led businesses has been launched with backing from the UK Government. Disabled entrepreneurs currently account for an estimated 25% of the nation’s 5.5million small businesses but represent only 8.6% of total small business turnover. Small Business BritainContinue Reading
Microsoft beat Wall Street’s forecasts for second-quarter revenue as new artificial intelligence features helped to attract customers to its Cloud and Windows services. Revenue rose by 18 per cent to a record $62 billion in the three months to the end of December compared with an average estimate from analystsContinue Reading
A venture capital firm backed by Sir Richard Branson has raised $250 million to invest in technology businesses in Britain, the United States and the Nordic region. The fund will base its global headquarters in London and has brought in Lord Browne of Madingley, the former BP chief executive, DavidContinue Reading
Post-Brexit controls on food, plant and animal imports to Britain from the EU have come into force. Health certificates will now be required on EU goods ranging from cut flowers, to fresh produce including meat, fruit and vegetables. Some industry bodies raised concerns the rules could cause delays and pushContinue Reading
Defining opportunities in the world of e-bikes Established in 2015, Eskuta are the company behind the uniquely designed e-bike the SX-250. The bike, which is assembled by hand at the company’s headquarters and workshop in Nuneaton, Warwickshire, resembles a moped but is in-fact a road legal e-bike. A popular choiceContinue Reading
