Boris Johnson has voiced concerns over Rishi Sunak’s revised Brexit agreement with the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), suggesting it may limit the UK’s ability to diverge from European Union (EU) trade rules in the future. The new deal aims to ease checks on goods moving from Great Britain to Northern Ireland, an effort to re-establish […]
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UK-based student living startup Housr has recently raised £1.5 million, which constitutes 30% of its ongoing £5 million funding round aimed at addressing the student housing crisis. With a focus on simplifying the rental process for students, Housr’s app facilitates everything from booking viewings to managing maintenance, landlord contacts, and bill payments. The platform, which
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The Apple Vision Pro, a groundbreaking headset designed by Apple, has generated significant excitement since its announcement. Known for blending virtual and physical worlds seamlessly, this device promises an unparalleled immersive experience. As it becomes available for pre-order in the US, anticipation grows in the UK market. The Apple Vision Pro stands out as a
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UK-based digital health startup Evaro has recently announced a successful seed funding round of $1.5M (£1.2M), marking a significant step in its mission to revolutionize minor healthcare access. Evaro specializes in AI-powered clinical and drug prescription services, providing an innovative alternative to traditional healthcare pathways. By focusing on minor conditions, Evaro aims to offer fast,
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On the 29th April 2009, at approximately 6pm, The Bank of America removed Kenneth D. Lewis as Chairman, and appointed Walter E. Massey as Chairman. While Lewis kept the title of President and Chief Executive, the person who once replaced Hugh McColl in 2001 was on the way out. By September 2009, Lewis had announced
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Chris Ruddy, the founder of the conservative outlet Newsmax and a confidant of President Donald #Trump’s, told CNN today that — based on what he’s been told by White House sources — he believes Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats could be fired for attacking the administration’s stance on North Korea. “Dan Coats just went
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President Trump famously housed his 2016 campaign staff on a floor of his gleaming Manhattan skyscraper that felt more like a storage warehouse than a corporate office, with plastic tables and folding chairs befitting the shoestring operation. But as he gears up for reelection, the president’s campaign is relocating to a new Trump tower, one
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Seven years ago, on January 25th, the Egyptian Revolution was televised. Millions of Egyptians rose up to reclaim their country from the military junta that had controlled it for over 60 years. For 18 days, the world watched as the Tahrir saga unfolded: the Friday of Fury, the Battle of the Camels, the stubborn dictator,
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But federal investigations “continue to reveal corrupt politicians, drug traffickers and other criminals using shell companies to purchase luxury real estate with cash,” Treasury’s former financial-crimes chief Jennifer Shasky Calvery said at a Capitol Hill hearing in 2016. All-cash purchases by shell companies do not by themselves indicate illegal or improper activity, and they have
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In November, Sen. Orrin G. Hatch, who is 83, was at the helm when the Senate’s massive tax bill came through the Finance Committee. But Hatch also deputized four younger Republicans on the panel to serve as de facto co-chairmen over various parts of the legislation. This week, with a compromise bill marching toward final
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