Month: October 2024

How inflation largely came back to normal, according to experts

Inflation has loomed over the U.S. economy like a movie villain, haunting grocery store trips and gas runs. While costs remain much higher than they were a few years ago,

Types of Content Pillars and How To Implement Them

In architecture, pillars provide reliable, essential support to a structure. Content pillars can play a similar role in your content marketing efforts, providing a strategic framework for years to come.

What are employer national insurance contributions and what would raising them do?

The chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has dropped heavy hints that she plans to increase employer national insurance contributions (NICs) in her budget at the end of the month, and on Tuesday

Minister vows to end scandal that left thousands of UK carers in debt

Draconian penalties that caused unpaid carers to rack up thousands of pounds of debt after unwittingly falling foul of benefit rules are to be overhauled, the government has announced. The

English homes ‘face decades of high bills and emissions’ without urgent action from ministers

Ministers must take steps now to ensure that all homes are built to the most efficient low-carbon standards, or risk locking households into higher bills and greenhouse gas emissions for

Don’t book expensive driving tests through reseller sites, warns RAC

The RAC has issued fresh warnings to desperate learner drivers trying to beat the backlog by booking tests through unregulated websites after it found they could be paying up to

Nvidia stock tumbles from record high on news of possible US chip export cap, ASML’s dismal earnings

Nvidia (NVDA) stock sank 4.5% Tuesday, partially reversing its two week-rally and coming down from a record close the day before. The stock’s tumble began before the market opened in

Northern users may be compensated after rail firm broke fare evasion rules

Rail passengers could be entitled to compensation after Northern was accused of breaking its fare evasion rules to prosecute commuters. The train operator said on Monday all prosecutions of people

ASML cuts sales forecasts in Q3 earnings published early; shares plummet

By Toby Sterling and Nathan Vifflin AMSTERDAM (Reuters) -Computer chip equipment maker ASML (ASML) forecast on Tuesday lower than expected 2025 sales and bookings on sustained weakness in parts of