HMV to reopen Oxford Street store
HMV is moving back to its historic central London store after a four-year absence. The music retailer’s very first store at 363 Oxford Street was opened in 1921 by composer…
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Sainsbury’s profit hit after holding back price rises
Supermarket chain Sainsbury's has reported a drop in profit after spending more than £560m to help keep a lid on prices over the last two years. Its preliminary results for…
An Outline of the Review Dealing with Divorce Finances
The Law Commission's review of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 is set against a backdrop of evolving societal norms and the recent introduction of 'no fault divorce'. The review seeks…
Financing House Extensions in the UK
Building an extension on your house is an excellent way to get extra living space, improve the aesthetics of your property and add to its value. Getting the right finance…
Postal workers to vote on Royal Mail pay offer
A deal agreed by the postal workers' union and Royal Mail could bring an end to the long-running dispute over pay and conditions. The agreement includes a 10% pay rise…
Navigating the Italian Tax System Key Updates and Insights
The Italian tax system is undergoing significant changes in 2023-2024, impacting residents, foreign investors, and corporations alike.The introduction of the Legge di Bilancio on January 1, 2023, marks critical amendments…
Brakes Freezes Prices on 1,850 Products Amid Rising Inflation
Brakes, a leading wholesale foodservice supplier, has announced a strategic move to stabilise prices on 1,850 own-brand products until October 2023, amidst escalating food inflation.This initiative covers a range of…
Consumer confidence rises for third month running
UK consumers are holding up under the pressure of high inflation and interest rate rises, a new survey shows. GfK’s long-running Consumer Confidence Index increased by six points to -30…
Poor Countries Facing Worst Debt in 25 Years
Poor countries are facing their heaviest debt burden in the last 25 years, according to a report published by the UK group Debt Justice, formerly known as Jubilee Debt Campaign.…
Supermarket Offers Interest-Free Micro-Loans
Iceland, a British supermarket, has partnered with ethical loans company Fair For You to offer interest-free loans to families struggling over school holiday periods. Known as the Iceland Food Club,…
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