The bloody supply chain? When you pick up a smartphone, glance at a gold necklace, or marvel at the magnificent power of an electric car, do you ever stop to wonder about the lives behind these conveniences? And if I were to tell you that it took the lives of millions of unknown men, women, […]
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The recent US election is expected to bring about important changes in the global markets. The return of Trump administration is undoubtedly a turning point for America to re-structure its economic policies and to show response to the current events which can greatly affect the economies of all nations, in particular the UK. Tariffs to
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The recently announced £40bn in tax rises is set to more than fulfil the £22bn “black hole”, said to have been unearthed by British chancellor Rachel Reeves. Despite a clear discretionary outlay, this surplus of funds available to the government raised by increased tax revenue will grant greater expansionary power to the government, with spending
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