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Every business owner dreams of expansion in the future. However, to achieve this on a global scale takes a lot of hard work and determination.  Fortunately, there are some steps that you can follow to help your company strive towards global success. Not every business will have what it takes,...
During Lockdown 1, many people developed a new-found appreciation of natural spaces, which provided a welcome escape from a chaotic world of Zoom meetings and daily government briefings. With the country being plunged into another lockdown, our outdoor spaces are once again going to prove vital for our mental health....
German biotech company BioNTech and US pharmaceutical Pfizer announced on Monday promising early results from their phase 3 clinical trial for a vaccine against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. These early results are what is known as an “interim analysis”. It’s an early look at the data before a...
Dropshipping has become increasingly popular in the digital age, with this offering participants an opportunity to establish a low-overhead income stream and profit from the difference between wholesale and retail prices. This is one of the most viable ways of making money from home in the marketplace, although a host...
If you are one of many who have decided to work from home, you will need to set up a private space to function as your home office. Working from home offers challenges despite the many benefits you can enjoy from it. Privacy will always be an issue, especially...
In these times of uncertainty chancellor Rishi Sunak has today announced that the government furlough scheme is to be extended to the end of March. The news comes as England heads into the first day of the national lockdown which will help place some positivity and take some worry...
Scratchcard is a game of chances, just like any other form of gambling. And since most of these games of chance aim to raise money for good causes while they profit from it, most of the games favour the operator.   Scratch cards can be a fun way of gambling if...
It was always going to be an ambitious move for Everton when they went to employ Rafa Benítez as their manager this summer. Abruptly in search of a new boss after Carlo Ancelotti’s return to Real Madrid, few on the bet exchange would have thought the Spaniard would be...
Brighton and Hove Greens have called on the Government to ensure businesses forced to close over lockdown receive adequate support, including the provision of further funding to councils to provide grants and loans.  Pointing to the local economy's dependence on the culture, tourism and hospitality industries, Greens said that a failure to...
Following the Prime Ministers Boris Johnson’s unexpected announcement late on Saturday evening which has confirmed that from Thursday 5th November England is entering its official second national lockdown which will see all non-essential shops, pubs and restaurants close their doors until at least 2nd December with uncertainty looming that...