As discounter Aldi surpassed Asda to become Britain’s fourth-largest supermarket for the first time, statistics indicate that consumers are now paying a record £571 more on average for their groceries than they did last year.According to research firm Kantar, grocery … Continue reading Cost of Living Crisis: A Windfall Tax on those Supermarkets reporting large profit?
Emergency feature for satellites on the iPhone 14. This year, Apple focused on a variety of brand-new, cutting-edge safety measures that it hopes you’ll never need when it unveiled the iPhone 14 line-up. The most important of these security-conscious features … Continue reading Apple Introduced Emergency Calls through satellites on the iPhone 14
Quadriga Fintech Solutions was Canada’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, but filed for bankruptcy in 2019 after the CEO and founder died. Up to C$250 million (US$190 million) in cryptocurrency owed to 115,000 customers was missing or could not be accessed because … Continue reading Quadriga: Gerry And The Missing Blockchains
On Thursday, members of the CWU, the union that represents postal workers, went on strike. But upon the announcement of the Queen’s passing, the union called off its scheduled boycott for Friday. The action was called off, according to CWU … Continue reading Strike Action Postponed Until after the Queen’s Funeral
Today the new Prime Minister Liz Truss announced a huge cost of living support package estimated to be worth £150bn. It will freeze the energy bills of consumers and businesses from further rises. It’s good that the government is stepping … Continue reading Tax Justice calls for 95% Energy Windfall Tax
Prime Minister Liz Truss is planning to borrow billions to limit the expected sharp rise in energy bills for households and firms. According to reports, the government intends to pay energy companies to subsidise prices, with customers no longer required … Continue reading UK Government Will Borrow to Subsidise Energy Companies
