Taxpayers have been left to foot a £421m bill to cover soured Covid debts, after one in 12 businesses defaulted on state-backed emergency loans distributed… Read More »Taxpayers left with £421m bill after one in 12 firms default on Covid loans

BOITUMELO NTSOKO: Welcome to the Money Savvy podcast, I’m Boitumelo Ntsoko. July is National Savings Month and, as we close it off, I thought we’d… Read More »Savings month: Here’s where to put your money to work

This section is Partnership Content supplied The content in this section is supplied by GlobeNewswire for the purposes of distributing press releases on behalf of… Read More »Konica Minolta Named a Leader in Quocirca’s Managed Print Services 2022 report

The shekel is strengthening today against the dollar and weakening against the euro. In early afternoon inter-bank trading, the shekel exchange rate is down… Read More »Shekel gains on dollar despite Fed rate hike

US secretary of state Antony Blinken said he plans to speak with Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov in a bid to advance a “substantial proposal”… Read More »US steps up efforts to secure release of Brittney Griner from Russia

The at-home test says you’re COVID negative, but your body says you’re positive—so very positive. What (or whom) to believe? No, your body isn’t gaslighting… Read More »Think you have COVID but keep testing negative? An expert says to trust your gut: ‘If you feel confident you have COVID, you probably have COVID’

You’ve all heard the arguments. The UK remains the world’s third biggest music market, but its homegrown artists are finding it increasingly difficult to make… Read More »Why I’m doubling our investment in the UK music industry, just when people say it’s losing global power. – Music Business Worldwide