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US inflation eased slightly in July on lower petrol prices – The Financial Times
The US consumer price index rose by 8.5 per cent year on year in July, a slower annual increase compared with June, as inflationary pressures
Looking for Dividend Aristocrat Bargains? Here Are 2 Names That Analysts Like the Most – Yahoo!finance
Investors like getting a return on investment, of course, it’s why they are in the market to begin with. And when a company makes a
After a covid-fuelled adrenaline rush, biotech is crashing – The Economist
Three years ago no one had heard of BioNTech. Today the German biotechnology firm is a household name, which last year raked in revenues of
Why a greater number of ethical hackers are transitioning to full-time bug bounty careers – Independent
Intigriti’s second annual Ethical Hacker Report gets the views of 1,700 ethical hackers about cybersecurity career preferences and more. It’s a difficult moment to be
Ether at Two-Month Peak on Signs of Success in Key Software Test – Bloomberg
Ether hit a more than two-month high on signs that a plan to upgrade the Ethereum blockchain passed a major test, potentially paving the way
PODCAST: The rental crisis: Help, I’ve been priced out of the market
Increasing rents, bidding wars and queues to view properties – for 28-year-old Will, finding a place to live is proving very difficult. He moved out
The state of corporate banking
NTT Data’s recent survey of almost 900 senior decision-makers at corporates and banks across three regions, published in its Corporate Banking Outlook 2022 report, provides
Good inflation news: Online shopping prices are suddenly falling fast – CNN
The world of online shopping was long immune to inflation until Covid-19 turned everything upside down. E-commerce prices began rising in June 2020, beginning an
The Great European Energy Crisis Is Now Coming for Your Food – Bloomberg
At Brioche Pasquier’s 240,000 square feet factory about an hour away from London, every roll that comes out of giant gas-fired ovens now costs at