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US jobs market weakens further in August

US jobs market weakens further in August

In August, the U.S. labor market showed further signs of weakening, raising concerns about economic stability. According to the Labor Department, employers added only 22,000 jobs during the month, falling short of anticipated numbers, while the unemployment rate rose slightly from 4.2% to 4.3%. These figures follow a series of disappointing job market data, including […]

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SSE and Power NI confirm changes

SSE and Power NI confirm changes

Changes to energy prices in Northern Ireland were announced following a review by the Utility Regulator. SSE Airtricity confirmed an 8.47% decrease in gas prices for customers in Greater Belfast and surrounding areas, resulting in an approximate annual savings of £94 for typical households. This reduction is set to take effect on October 1. In

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UK's first foodbank in Wiltshire celebrates 25th birthday

UK’s first foodbank in Wiltshire celebrates 25th birthday

The Trussell Trust, the largest foodbank charity in the UK, recently marked 25 years since the opening of its first foodbank in Salisbury. Founded in 2000 following discussions with a struggling mother, the organization now operates 1,400 locations across the country. Maria Stevenson, who runs the Salisbury foodbank, has integrated Citizens Advice services into the

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Lululemon shares slide as tariffs and weaker sales take their toll

Lululemon shares slide as tariffs and weaker sales take their toll

Lululemon Athletica experienced a significant drop in its stock value on Thursday, following the company’s announcement of expected financial challenges due to tariffs imposed by the U.S. government and the termination of the de minimis exemption. This exemption previously allowed online purchases valued at $800 or less to enter the U.S. without incurring import duties.

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Mark Zuckerberg - no, not that one

Mark Zuckerberg – no, not that one

A lawyer named Mark S. Zuckerberg, based in Indiana, is suing the social media company Meta (formerly Facebook) for repeatedly suspending his account. He contends that these suspensions are based on false accusations of “impersonating a celebrity.” Over the past eight years, his account has been disabled five times, resulting in lost business opportunities. In

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How Trump's tariffs are pushing food and drink exporters closer to China

How Trump’s tariffs are pushing food and drink exporters closer to China

US President Donald Trump has announced that new tariffs will be applied to a wide range of imports, which he claims will stimulate job growth, enhance the economy, and increase tax revenues in the United States. However, experts express concerns that these tariffs may compel exporters to seek markets in other countries, such as China,

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