Back businesses to employ more Neets, Tory shadow minister says
Shadow work and pensions secretary Helen Whately has said the government needs to “take action in the Budget” to “back businesses to employ more young people”, referring the one million young people who are not in employment, education or training
Condé Nast UK profits slump by more than a third as sale scrapped
Profits at the UK arm of publishing giant Condé Nast fell by more than a third last year, according to new figures published after the family that owns the Vogue publisher ruled out a sale. The publisher saw pre-tax profits
ClearToken and Consensys Tie Up for 24/7 Wholesale Settlement
The pair will combine cryptographic and legal settlement finality to give banks round-the-clock delivery-versus-payment infrastructure within UK regulatory frameworks. The post ClearToken and Consensys Tie Up for 24/7 Wholesale Settlement appeared first on The Fintech Times.
Innovation Accounts should do for the potential AI job wipeout what Trump Accounts did for children
“Innovation Accounts” would give adults a stake in technology stocks—and a chance to share in AI-driven wealth.
Move slow and make things: What Japanese craftsmanship can teach business about quality, patience, and expertise when AI makes speed cheap
AI makes it easier to produce more. The Japanese craft tradition of shokunin offers a guide to making something better.
The ‘golden visa’ isn’t just for the rich: UAE offers 10-year residency to $545,000 property buyers—or for nurses, teachers, and e-sports pros
The Gulf state’s golden visa blends tax appeal, investment incentives, and talent policy in a country where most residents are foreigners
Poland and China Lead Central Bank Gold Buying Surge in 2026
Central banks collectively hold nearly 37,000 tonnes of gold, with Poland and China the year's biggest accumulators, per World Gold Council data. The post Poland and China Lead Central Bank Gold Buying Surge in 2026 appeared first on The Fintech Times.