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Inflation unexpectedly falls to 2.5% in boost for Reeves’s plans
In November, the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) came in at 2.6 per cent, where petrol, train travel, and live entertainment pushed up prices
Howard Mustoe and Millie Cooke
Transforming talent attraction: lessons from Molson Coors and Primark UK
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Top trends in life science data analytics and supply chains
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Lucy Deus
Survival of the smartest: The path to higher occupancy rates for commercial landlords
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Energy trading technologies: increasing efficiency and resilience in European energy
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Miguel Angel Vicente Gonzalez
How FinOps and unit economics are transforming IT cost management
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Start with Business Goals to Maximize AI Success
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Who won (and lost) the high street Christmas battle?
The battle of the supermarkets saw Tesco come out considerably ahead of rivals Asda
Henry Saker-Clark
Half of UK retailers plan to cut workforce in 2025 - and even more will raise prices
70 per cent of polled CFOs are ‘pessimistic’ or ‘very pessimistic’ about trading conditions over the coming 12 months
Josie Clarke
Two thirds of retailers to hike prices because of Rachel Reeves’ budget, industry warns
The British Retail Consortium said 67 per cent of the finance bosses they asked said they would raise prices
Howard Mustoe
BrewDog founder James Watt says UK ‘one of world’s least work-oriented countries’
The beer entrepreneur said only people who hate what they do have an obsession with work-life balance in a now deleted post
Karl Matchett
TikTok responds after reports app could be sold to X owner Elon Musk
It has been reported that Chinese officials are considering selling the platform’s US arm to the billionaire if it cannot avoid an impending US ban.
Martyn Landi