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UK’s biggest companies locking autistic people out of jobs with…
Government guidance has said the use of personality tests makes finding jobs harder for neurodivergent people, while academics have found that autistic and
Big UK businesses are slashing jobs. How much trouble are…
“The level of pessimism coming from businesses is a bit overblown, mainly because each individual business finds it much easier to understand the costs of
Bazball ‘death cult’ ripped as ‘nerd ball’ struggles laid bare
English media is lining up to take shots at their cricket team after an atrocious start to Brendon McCullum's tenure as white-ball coach.Coach of the Test set u
Bradford ‘gaining popularity as a travel destination’ amid UK City…
It has partnered with Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture to encourage locals across West Yorkshire to open their homes and "welcome the influx of culture enth
‘Long live AI’: Emmanuel Macron pitches France as place to…
French President Emmanuel Macron has told artificial intelligence (AI) firms they “have to choose Europe and France” for developing AI, as he closed the f
UK inflation less of a threat as corporate pricing power…
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.Companies will struggle to raise pr
UK shoppers inspired by health food trends on social media…
Shoppers inspired by health food trends on social media helped lift retail sales in January, easing pressure on high-street stores after a gloomy festive period
Why Liquid Death failed to ‘murder the thirst’ of UK…
Liquid Death is beating a hasty retreat from the UK. The trendy canned water brand has pressed pause on international expansion after shutting down European pro
Lamont Butler is optimistic about his recovery from shoulder injury
The Kentucky Wildcats shocked the college hoops world when they went to Tennessee and beat the top-five Volunteers 78-73 on January 28. A big reason it came
