A 27-year-old transport planner has won the £250,000 Wolfson Economics Prize for a plan to improve Britain’s roads. Gergely Raccuja … More
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Men from poor backgrounds ‘twice as likely to be single’
Men from poor backgrounds are twice as likely to be single in their early 40s than those from rich families, … More
Selling up or selling out?
Does selling up mean selling out? Trendy independent firms can face a customer backlash when their founders sell to a … More
Facebook to tackle fake news with educational campaign
Facebook is launching an educational tool as part of measures it is taking to counter fake news.
Driverless shuttle bus to be tested by public in London
Members of the British public are getting their first extended trial of a driverless shuttle bus.
Is Sears heading for bankruptcy?
To say that Sears is a household name in US retail is an understatement. But the firm has recently found itself … More
Is Cadbury’s move the end for Fairtrade?
News that the UK’s best known chocolate brand, Cadbury, is abandoning its Fairtrade certification has caused some concern in the … More
Samsung and Twitter among ‘least green’ big tech firms
Samsung, Oracle and Netflix are among the least green of the global tech firms, a Greenpeace report has claimed.
Mnuchin promises to boost US growth as Treasury boss
Ex-Goldman Sachs banker Steven Mnuchin has vowed a tax overhaul not seen in decades to boost the US economy.
Self-employed ‘now earning less than in 1995’
Average wages for self-employed workers are lower than in 1994-95, researchers say. The Resolution Foundation said that while the UK’s … More
