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03.10 / 16:17
Reuters Action Remark country reports strain Indian 'No criminality established', says Scotland Police post Indian envoy's heckling row at Glasgow gurdwara
India Today. Earlier on 29 September, the Indian High Commissioner to the UK had to leave the gurdwara, situated in the Albert Drive area of Glasgow, after he was denied entry.
03.10 / 15:43
Provident Amazon Microsoft Google reports recommendations Ofcom UK media regulator Ofcom to push for antitrust probe into Amazon, Microsoft cloud dominance
LONDON : British media regulator Ofcom will this week push for an antitrust investigation into Amazon and Microsoft's dominance of the UK's cloud computing market, according to two sources familiar with the matter. The recommendation, first issued by Ofcom in April, will remain in the body's final report on the matter, set to be published on Thursday, one of the sources said.
03.10 / 15:17
UK companies AJ Bell FTSE 100 dividends FTSE AJ Bell: FTSE 100 dividend growth predictions continue to slide
FTSE 100 dividend payments for 2023 are now forecast to come in significantly below expectations.
03.10 / 14:19
Wealth managers People moves Tyndall IM hires two investment directors from Walker Crips
Edward Baring (left) and Ed Harvey (right) have joined from Walker Crips Investment Management.
03.10 / 14:19
CEO Barclays People moves Martin Currie names Jen Mair CEO
Jen Mair (pictured) joined Martin Currie in 2015 as chief of staff and general counsel.
03.10 / 14:19
People moves Redwheel Business roles distribution Redwheel sales head Gary Tuffield resurfaces at Goodhart Partners
Gary Tuffield, who has resurfaced at Goodhart Partners after his departure from Redwheel in March 2023
03.10 / 14:19
markets economics UK Global Financial UK enters top ten rankings of most inclusive financial markets
'The data show financial inclusion, at a global level, is improving; this is noteworthy — and encouraging — considering the various economic challenges many countries encountered in the past year.'
03.10 / 14:19
BlackRock ETFs Lloyds Bank and BlackRock partner to offer retail access to select ETFs
'Delivering investments online and through mobile banking brings the simplicity and affordability of ETFs to more people.'
03.10 / 13:37
Lowe's economy Yellow DXY show testing Gold: Dollar Looks Fearsome, But Yellow Metal May Have Drawn Its Own Red Line
The world’s supposedly preferred “safe-haven” is not being treated as such as the global economy shudders from the possibility of more inflationary and rate hike pain. Its nemesis instead wears the crown, sitting atop the current market upheaval.
03.10 / 12:39
UPS Provident Death Healthcare country prevention Type 2 diabetes diagnosis at 30 may cut life expectancy by 14 years: Lancet study
type 2 diabetes at the age of 30 could see their life expectancy fall by as much as 14 years, according to a study published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology. The analysis of data from 19 high-income countries found that even people who do develop the condition at the age of 50 could see their life expectancy fall by up to six years. The findings highlight the urgent need to develop and implement interventions that prevent or delay onset of diabetes, especially as the prevalence of diabetes among younger adults is rising globally, the researchers said.
03.10 / 12:20
COST VISA country consequences recommendations UK migration advisor tells Sunak government to scrap special visa rules for shortage occupations
The MAC conducted a review of the Shortage Occupation List (SOL) and expressed concerns that making it easier to recruit low-wage workers could increase the risk of exploitation. Currently, employers can hire migrant workers at 80% of the standard «going rate» for specific occupations listed on the SOL. This includes roles like bricklayers and care workers. Being on the SOL allows employers to bypass the general minimum salary threshold for a skilled worker visa, which is £26,200. Consequently, sectors with wages below this threshold have particularly benefited from inclusion on the list. The MAC's recommendation stems from concerns that low-wage migrants may result in a net fiscal cost for the UK, and the administrative burden of the scheme can be uneconomical for many businesses. The committee believes that abolishing the SOL would be a preferable approach to addressing labor shortages in low-wage sectors. The MAC suggested that no employer should be allowed to pay below the going rate, as this would help protect resident workers from wage undercutting and reduce the potential exploitation of migrant workers. The Home Office has not provided an immediate response to the report.
03.10 / 12:13
UPS show social information reports Banks behind 70% jump in greenwashing incidents in 2023 -report
LONDON (Reuters) -The number of instances of greenwashing by banks and financial services companies around the world rose 70% in the past 12 months from the previous 12 months, a report on Tuesday showed.
03.10 / 11:35
Action VIX exclusive information travelers Time Arsenal Arsenal faces Lens in crucial Champions League match: Time, streaming, and lineup details
Champions League away game of the season, as Mikel Arteta's side travels to Lens on October 3. After a stellar 4-0 home victory against Dutch giants PSV Eindhoven last month, the Gunners aim to continue their impressive form in Europe's premier club competition. However, the busy match schedule poses a challenge for Arteta, as he strives to maintain a balanced squad for various competitions. Here's what you need to know ahead of this crucial match. Kickoff Time and Viewing Information The Lens vs. Arsenal clash will take place at the Stade Bollaert-Delelis in Lens, France, and is scheduled to kick off on Tuesday, October 3, at 9:00 p.m. local time. For viewers around the world, here are the corresponding kickoff times:
03.10 / 11:27
Lowe's FIVE CEO Strategy With its demerger, Vedanta is going for broke
Anil Agarwal’s Vedanta Group is demerging the natural-resources conglomerate Vedanta Ltd (Vedl), which is listed in India, into six separate companies. The group has said it aims to complete the reorganisation by September 2025 and list at least five of the new entities by March 25. Since the group also controls Hindustan Zinc its share price is sure to be affected, too.
03.10 / 10:37
COST UPS Browser show information recommendations Time fall UK food prices fall in September for first time in two years, figures show
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03.10 / 10:37
UPS BBC Browser Inside information recommendations tax cuts Jeremy Hunt says no short-cuts on UK tax cuts
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03.10 / 10:33
People moves Business roles distribution Franklin Templeton makes raft of senior promotions within global distribution team
Matt Harrison, Sandeep Singh, Julian Ide and Tariq Ahmad have all been promoted.
03.10 / 09:23
UK HL shortlist HL drops Aviva Investors UK Listed Equity Income from Wealth Shortlist over manager leave
Chris Murphy, co-manager of the UK Listed Equity Income, is on a temporary leave of absence from Aviva Investors.
03.10 / 09:23
BlackRock UK Investment trusts People moves liontrust James de Uphaugh to retire after 36-year career
Manager of the Edinburgh investment trust James de Uphaugh, who is set to retire in February 2024
03.10 / 09:23
inflation UK Cost of Living BRC Food Prices Time fall Food prices fall for first time in two years
Lower grocery inflation will be welcomed by households, where budgets remain under pressure.

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