REUTERSFINNISH companies are looking to hire more skilled workers from the Philippines to plug gaps in its aging demographic profile, a Finnish recruiter said.“Filipinos in general are a good fit for Finland from the cultural point of view,” Elina Santalahti, executive vice-president for global talent
REUTERSMEAT IMPORTERS said the Department of Agriculture (DA) needs to raise the minimum access volume (MAV) for pork imports, in order to allow more entrants to participate in the import trade.In a letter to the DA, the Meat Importers and Traders Association (MITA) said the
IN BRIEF:• The Philippines underscores that sustained investor confidence is built on strong economic fundamentals, bold tax reforms, and a transparent, digitally driven investment environment led by trailblazing IPAs like PEZA.• PEZA’s “no red tape” governance, cutting-edge digital systems, and globally competitive ecozones reinforce its
Piers Morgan is edging closer to a £100 million valuation for his YouTube-driven media venture, Uncensored, after securing a major round of investment from some of the most influential figures in global media and finance. Sky News has revealed that Morgan is finalising a fundraising of
Every creative person has had that moment where they look at something beautifully personalized—a monogrammed cutting board, a customized metal tumbler, a sleek engraved leather wallet—and think, “I could totally make that.” Once upon a time, that idea would’ve required a workshop full of industrial tools
Old Skool Bus Events, a UK-based event company, has been named as a finalist in two categories for the prestigious Festival Supplier Awards 2026. The awards, which celebrate outdoor events and their suppliers, will take place on Thursday 29th January at the De Vere Connaught
Saturday 6 December, 2025Global Action to Transform Lives All Around the WorldThe International Confederation of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul (SSVP) presented its Annual Report on December 5th in Rio de Janeiro, showcasing the global reach of its social action in 155 countries.
The UK’s electric vehicle market hit the brakes in November, delivering its weakest growth in almost two years as the Chancellor’s looming pay-per-mile tax sowed uncertainty among buyers, and left Tesla nursing the sharpest fall in registrations. New figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and
Ocado has claimed a rare financial win after US grocery giant Kroger agreed to pay the British retail-tech group $350 million (£276m) in compensation, even as it scrapped another of the automated warehouses built around Ocado’s much-touted robotic fulfilment technology. Shares in the FTSE 250 company
One of Britain’s biggest DIY investment platforms has warned that prolonged budget speculation inflicted real financial damage, after savers rushed to drain about £600 million from their pensions amid fears Rachel Reeves would slash tax-free lump sum rules. Michael Summersgill, chief executive of AJ Bell, said
British businesses shed staff at the sharpest rate in more than three years in the run-up to Rachel Reeves’s second budget, as months of swirling tax speculation paralysed hiring decisions and pushed employers into contraction mode. New figures from the Bank of England show private-sector employment
A Labour minister has delivered a startlingly candid assessment of life for young people in Britain, declaring that for many, “life is s**t”. Josh Simons, the parliamentary secretary for the Cabinet Office and co-founder of the Labour Growth Group, made the frank remark on X in
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