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Nepalese Teen Becomes Youngest to Summit World’s 14 Highest Peaks
Nima Rinji Sherpa, an 18-year-old Nepalese climber, has etched his name in mountaineering history by becoming the youngest person to…
Bill Clinton Launches Campaign Push in Battleground States Ahead of Election Day
Former President Bill Clinton is set to embark on a strategic campaign effort this weekend aimed at winning over key…
Business Confidence Falls as UK Firms Grapple with Tax Concerns, ICAEW Report Shows
London – Business confidence in the UK has declined for the second consecutive quarter, according to the latest Business Confidence…
eBay to Restrict E-Bike Sales Amid Growing Safety Concerns
London – Starting soon, only "eligible business sellers" will be allowed to list e-bikes on eBay, though the platform has…
Business Group Calls for Slashed Corporation Tax to Boost Green Investment in the UK
A leading business organization is advocating for a significant reduction in the corporation tax rate for companies involved in green…
Civil Rights Groups Sue Georgia to Extend Voter Registration Deadline Post-Hurricane Helene
Civil rights organizations filed a lawsuit against the state of Georgia on Monday, seeking to extend the voter registration deadline…
UK Data Centre Expansion Needed to Maintain Global AI Competitiveness
Data centres, crucial for powering cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI) applications, are becoming increasingly central to the digital economy.…
Private Sector Businesses Decline by 56,000 as Self-Employment Rates Drop
The total number of private sector businesses in the UK fell by 56,000 to 5.5 million in the year leading…
Empowering Teams: Building a Culture of Business Development
In today’s competitive landscape, fostering a culture of business development (BD) is essential for organizational growth. However, many leaders often…
Judge Upholds Ofcom’s Sanctions Process Against GB News Following Impartiality Breach
A judge has rejected GB News's request to pause the sanctions process initiated by the media regulator Ofcom, allowing the…
