Money Moves

Proposals for commercial aircraft to operate with only one pilot in the cockpit have been suspended following a report by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), which indicated that such a change could increase safety risks. A three-year study on “extended minimum crew operations” found that, despite advancements in technology, there was insufficient evidence […]

The Berlin club Wilde Renate, known as Renate, is nearing the end of its operational days as its lease is set to expire in late December. Renate, which has been active for 18 years, is characterized by its relaxed atmosphere, contrasting with other more high-profile clubs such as Berghain and Watergate. The venue has a

Coventry City Council has entered into a contract with the US-based data technology firm Palantir, worth £500,000 annually. This agreement is notable as it marks the first partnership between a UK local authority and Palantir, a company that provides technology to the Israel Defense Forces and has been involved in various public sector contracts in

Dubai has drawn significant attention recently, not only for its luxurious lifestyle but also for its reputation as a symbol of excess. The British media often reports on individuals relocating to Dubai for its lower tax rates, as well as stories suggesting that the allure of the city is fading. This duality in discourse highlights

A recent cartoon by Becky Barnicoat highlights the additional expenses often associated with budget air travel. Consumers frequently expect low base fares when booking flights, but they may encounter numerous extra costs such as baggage fees, seat selection charges, and in-flight services. This phenomenon raises questions about the true affordability of budget airlines, as the

Donald Trump recently announced the dismissal of Lisa Cook, the first Black woman to serve on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. This announcement was followed by a photo released by the White House showing Trump and his cabinet members, with only one Black individual present among the 24 attendees in the Oval Office. Critics

In 1984, Ronald Reagan became the first U.S. president to address China’s Great Hall of the People, emphasizing the merits of the American economic approach. He articulated a central belief of his administration and the Republican Party: that government should minimize its involvement in business and allow free markets to flourish, summarized in the phrase

Andy, a server at Pizza Express, faced financial difficulties before his payday and utilized a salary advance service through the financial app Wagestream, which partners with various employers to provide access to early wage payments. The app allows employees to withdraw up to half of their wages early for a small fee. However, Andy soon

Low-wage workers in the UK can now access high-interest loans of up to £25,000 through the app Wagestream, which links with various well-known employers, including Asda and Pizza Express. This service is part of Wagestream’s offerings, aimed at improving financial wellbeing as an employee benefit. The loans come with a representative APR ranging from 13.9%

Charities in the West Midlands have reported a surge in demand for assistance with school uniforms this summer, reflecting growing financial pressure on families. Government statistics revealed that the average cost of a school uniform exceeds £340 for primary school students and approximately £454 for secondary school students. A recent study by Parentkind indicated that