Siemens wind turbine workers in Hull to be balloted over strikes amid pay row
Hundreds of wind turbine workers are to be balloted for strikes in a dispute over pay.
Government announces £2m in aid for Sudanese refugees fleeing Darfur
The UK will contribute £2 million in support for Sudanese refugees who are fleeing escalating violence in Darfur, the development minister has announced.
Reeves must accelerate pension consolidation to unlock UK investment, says Schroders chief
Rachel Reeves should accelerate efforts to merge smaller pension funds to allow the country’s retirement cash to flow into British companies, the chief executive of Schroders has said.
Sun, sea and Slack: As many Brits plan to work from abroad – what are the actual rules?
Millions of British workers will be planning to 'work from the beach' this Summer. But what are the rules around working from outside of the UK
Is your Rolex watch real? One in ten aren’t
Technological developments have encouraged a boom in high-end counterfeiting, with CNC machines like 3D printers helping to make fakes harder to spot.
How did Burberry get stuck in the trenches?
Burberry has struggled to compete with its luxuary peers over the past couple of years.
