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Measures introduced since Boris Johnson came to power, including Wednesday’s Budget, will increase the UK’s tax burden by £3,000 a year per household. according to the Resolution Foundation. The think tank found

Mortgage experts are expecting a “slow and measured” increase in the cost of home loans amid predictions of rising prices elsewhere. All eyes turn to the Bank of England which will consider

Tesla surpassed a market value of $1 trillion on Monday, making it the fifth such firm to reach the milestone. Shares in the electric carmaker climbed 12.6% after it struck a deal

NFTs have made quite a splash this year, with digital artifacts ranging from videos to memes to even tweets selling for millions of dollars. No surprise, then, that more big companies are starting

Goldman Sachs has brought forward its forecast by a year to July 2022 for the first post-pandemic U.S. interest rate hike, with the investment bank predicting that persistently high inflation will force the Fed to roll back stimulus

A few years back, more than one graphic design company was predicting that logo design would be rising continuously in importance as branding became ever more vital to the growth of a startup. In a world

Apple’s latest earnings report is causing alarm as consumers worry that production and shipping hold-ups will impact the holiday season. During the Thursday report, Apple revealed that its revenue fell short of

Recently, Facebook changed its brand identity and now we will meet the parent company of several social networks as Meta . In this context, the German company M-sense Migräne, owner of an application to treat migraine, pointed out

Chipper Cash, an African cross-border payments company, has raised $150 million in a Series C extension round led by Sam Bankman-Fried’s cryptocurrency exchange platform FTX. The investment comes barely six months after Chipper Cash closed

Alternative assets, from bottles of fine wine to non-fungible tokens to even fractional shares of physical art, are becoming a mainstream form of modern investing. As consumers diversify their portfolios away from traditional public equities,

Cam Adair finally realised that his addiction to video games was out of control when it made him consider ending his life. “I struggled with it for 10 years,” he says. “I

US economic growth slowed sharply in the third quarter of the year, as the fast-spreading Delta variant of coronavirus dampened consumer spending. The economy expanded at an annualised rate of just 2%