Author: Dianne Bourne
Two Manchester restaurants have made the cut, with one described as ‘where Manchester’s most stylish grown-ups go for a drink, linger over dinner and dance until the lights come on’Read More
A closely-watched survey gives the first reading of how the private sector is handling the disruption caused by the Middle East conflict.Read More
Tech News News: OpenAI is reportedly planning to piggyback on Google to expand ChatGPT’s role in the UK’s search market. The Sam Altman-led company has asked the coun.Read More
In the market fallout from the Iran war, U.S. equities have held up better than their counterparts in other global regions, but that relative strength may not shield them from more severe declines should the Middle East conflict drag on.Read More
UBS Global Wealth Management downgraded Indian and euro zone equities, warning their sensitivity to elevated oil prices makes them more vulnerable if the Middle East conflict drags on.Read More
Solar panels that can be plugged in at home could be available to buy in supermarkets in the coming months.Read More
A landmark trial over “addictive” social media design is forcing a legal reckoning over whether tech addiction is real and harmful—even as clients at reSTART describe it as a force that has derailed their lives.Read More
The City of Paducah’s Finance Department hosted an informational workshop on business license renewals on Monday to help local businesses understand the process before the April 15 deadline.Read More
France’s largest business lobby, Medef, doesn’t see inflation surging because of the Iran war, the organization’s chief said on Tuesday.Read More
Golden State Warriors swingman Moses Moody was stretchered off the court on Tuesday against the Mavericks.Read More