What did business journalists do before the arrival of Elon Musk? In those by-gone days, their page in the newspaper was gray, dull, and strewn with statistics. Now, it is filled with a continuing soap opera, as exciting as the sports page because it has drama, intrigue, and high emotion. The trash-talking that one hears…
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The complaint that “all modern bikes look the same” has been levelled by die hard retrogrouches presumably back to the time the boneshaker replaced the venerable penny farthing. I’m not going to be so bold as to use such an all encompassing phrase, but when faced with the selection of six silhouettes above of some…
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Shaughna Phillips looked sensational as she posed up a storm in summer dresses for a photoshoot to unveil her new collection with Chi Chi London. The former Love Island star, 28, showcased her enviable curves in a strapped pink and orange floral dress from the Shaughna x Chi Chi London collection. She completed her chic…
Katie Price was joined by partner Carl Woods as she arrived at Lewes Crown Court charged with breaching a restraining order by sending foul-mouthed texts aimed at her ex Kieran Hayler’s fiancee. Mother-of-five Price, 44, was arrested on January 21 on suspicion of breaking her restraining order against Michelle Penticost. She is said to have…
A leading gynaecologist who went on the BBC’s Today program to accuse the NHS of ‘lethal failings’ over her working conditions has avoided being struck off the medical register, after she was caught moonlighting at three private hospitals whilst on paid sick leave. Dr Shree Datta, 42, told her employers she was unfit for work…
authorization on virtual screen with blue matrix In this article we distil critical lessons from the Federal Court’s recent decision in Australian Securities and Investments Commission v RI Advice Group Pty Ltd[1] and practical actions to be taken by Boards and executive management. Boards and organizations should assess their cybersecurity risk management activities in light…
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The chairwoman of a team set up to tackle racism in the force wanted to defund the police and called for officers to be more ‘woke’. Award-winning lawyer Abimbola Johnson, a barrister who bragged of her ‘hatred’ for the Tories, is one of three Labor-backers on a new six-person scrutiny panel. The 34-year-old had previously…
Eradicating smallpox may have left the world vulnerable to monkeypox, experts have warned amid growing fears about the current outbreak sweeping the world. Britons were routinely offered the smallpox jab until the 1970s, when the scheme was deemed no longer necessary after the virus was beaten into submission after plaguing humanity since the Ancient Egyptians….
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Since Money Mail launched its Pick Up Or Pay Up campaign, businesses have fought back furiously against claims their customers are forced to spend hours on hold. Big names, including Scottish Power, BT and Santander, insist their callers typically wait no longer than five minutes before speaking to a human. Yet we know the average…
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As the nation gears up to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, Money Mail shares 70 facts about how our finances have changed during her reign. When the Queen succeeded to the throne in 1952 a pint of beer cost 9p, the average property cost £ 1,891 and the basic rate state pension was £ 1.63…
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