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Apple hits $4tn market value as new iPhone models revitalize sales | Apple

Apple hits $4tn market value as new iPhone models revitalize sales | Apple

Apple Inc. achieved a market valuation of over $4 trillion for the first time, becoming the third company in history to reach this landmark, following Microsoft and Nvidia. The increase in market value is attributed to strong consumer demand for Apple’s latest iPhones, which have outperformed their predecessors in sales. Since reaching a low point […]

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EHRC guidance will help businesses comply with the law on sex and gender | Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC)

EHRC guidance will help businesses comply with the law on sex and gender | Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC)

The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) emphasizes its commitment to the practical application of equality law in everyday situations, especially following the Supreme Court’s clarification of the definition of “sex” under the Equality Act in April. The EHRC has been active in ensuring that businesses receive clear guidance on how to comply with the

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Norfolk council roadshow aims to help people with household bills

Norfolk council roadshow aims to help people with household bills

Residents in parts of Norfolk are receiving support to help mitigate rising household expenses as winter approaches. The King’s Lynn & West Norfolk Borough Council is initiating a series of “Beat the Bills Roadshow” events in various locations, including Hunstanton, Downham Market, and Dersingham. The program aims to address financial concerns before they escalate to

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Offshore windfarm projects may be exempted from new UK nature rules | Environment

Offshore windfarm projects may be exempted from new UK nature rules | Environment

Offshore windfarm companies in the UK may receive exemptions from new environmental regulations aimed at protecting natural habitats, according to sources. Energy firms are expressing concerns that stringent rules for nationally significant infrastructure projects (Nsips) could hinder their ability to construct the number of wind turbines necessary to meet government renewable energy targets. The energy

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Amazon confirms massive job losses in corporate division

Amazon confirms massive job losses in corporate division

Amazon has announced plans to reduce its global corporate workforce by approximately 14,000 positions, affirming the need for a more streamlined organizational structure to capitalize on opportunities related to artificial intelligence (AI). This decision comes after earlier reports indicated that the company might cut as many as 30,000 jobs. Beth Galetti, a senior vice president

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Pet owners say they are forced to cut back on food to afford vet bills

Pet owners say they are forced to cut back on food to afford vet bills

Rising veterinary costs have prompted some pet owners, such as Dee Terry from Durrington, Wiltshire, to make financial sacrifices, including cutting back on food. After her dog Bilbo, a German spitz, underwent a neutering procedure that resulted in complications, Terry faced an unexpected vet bill of £1,200. This significant expense impacted her budget, leading her

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Hopes Washington Halloween swap-shop can cut costs for families

Hopes Washington Halloween swap-shop can cut costs for families

Cherry Matthews is organizing a Halloween costume swap shop from her art workspace in Washington, Sunderland, aiming to alleviate the financial burden on parents during the autumn season. The initiative allows families to select children’s costumes while also providing an opportunity to donate outfits that are no longer needed. With five children of her own,

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