Many small business owners start by looking at what others charge and then set their price slightly lower. It feels sensible, especially when you are new and want to gain clients quickly. But this habit often leads to a difficult position. You end up working more for less. You also struggle to communicate the real value of what you offer.

With living standards falling and the far right on the rise, the chancellor has the power to make decisions, not simply accept diktats from the markets, says lecturer in political economy Sahil Dutta

“We can’t use hungry children as a bargaining chip,” one policy expert says.

The trial of Gisèle Pélicot’s rapists accelerated the debate on consent in France.

In a recent Scotland on Sunday article, AHSS National Conservation Committee Chair Jocelyn Cunliffe calls for the Brunton’s protection and urges East Lothian Council to reconsider.

No child should know what a food bank is, let alone need one. But almost a third of food bank parcels provided by the Trussell community go to families with three or more children. We all know how qui...

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Official data suggests the capital may be safer than at any time in the past half century, comfortably beating other major cities

The administration is staging the news and telling reporters how to present it. When will it stop?

Trump has bared the corruption at the heart of crypto and the libertarian ideas behind it.

The Bank of England governor says the collapse of two US firms could be a sign of wider problems in the financial sector.

The new browser, called Atlas, is designed to work closely with OpenAI products like ChatGPT.

Exclusive: In an open letter, Israeli ex-officials, artists and intellectuals say ‘unconscionable’ actions in Gaza amount to genocide Prominent Jewish figures around the world are calling on the United Nations and world leaders to impose sanctions on Israel over what they describe as “unconscionable” actions amounting to genocide in Gaza. 460 signatories, including former Israeli officials, Oscar winners, authors and intellectuals have signed an open letter demanding accountability over Israel’s conduct in Gaza, the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem. The letter’s release comes as EU leaders meet in Brussels on Thursday amid reports they plan to shelve proposals for sanctions over human rights violations. Continue reading...

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DEI is being used as a smokescreen to roll back progress and consolidate power. The goal is to rewrite our nation’s story

The European Central Bank has finished cutting interest rates as inflation holds around its 2% target and the economy marches steadily on, according to a growing majority of economists in a Reuters poll.

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy will have two police officers stationed in nearby cells while he is in prison to ensure he comes to no harm, France's interior minister said on Wednesday.

The European Parliament voted on Wednesday to reopen the EU's corporate sustainability law to potentially weaken it further, as Brussels faces pushback from the U.S. and Qatar over the rules.