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  • Russia considers diesel export ban for non-producers, Interfax reports

    Russian oil companies have held talks with the government on whether firms that do not produce diesel should be banned from exporting it because of concern the refiners may be losing subsidies, Interfax news agency reported on Tuesday. Russia is the world's biggest seaborne exporter of diesel, just ahead of the United States, and diesel represents the greatest share of its oil product exports. It imposed a temporary ban on diesel exports last year and media reports have emerged Russia is considering another ban to try to contain rising domestic prices.

  • Should all employees get sick pay from the first day they are unwell? Have your say

    New changes expected to be proposed by the government this week could benefit 7.4m workers by allowing statutory sick pay from day one of illness.

  • Builder ordered to pay more than £96k over dangerous extension at south Essex home

    A cowboy builder has been sentenced to pay more than £96,000 in fines after leaving a Laindon woman with an unfinished extension.

  • What sick pay changes are coming in the government’s Employment Rights Bill?

    The government is expected to set out new rights for UK workers later this week.

  • London airport plans could add 'another Heathrow' to capital's aviation capacity

    London airport plans could add 'another Heathrow' to capital's aviation capacity

  • China targets brandy in EU trade tit-for-tat after EV tariff move

    BEIJING/PARIS (Reuters) -China imposed temporary anti-dumping measures on imports of brandy from the EU on Tuesday, hitting French brands including Hennessy and Remy Martin, days after the 27-state bloc voted for tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs). China's commerce ministry said preliminary findings of an investigation had determined that dumping of brandy from the European Union threatens "substantial damage" to its own sector.

  • Plans to ‘modernise pensions market’ set out by Government

    The proposals could help offer a more predictable income and greater security for future pensioners, the Government said.

  • Vauxhall sheds hundreds of jobs as sales accelerate by over £300m

    Vauxhall shed hundreds of jobs in 2023 as its sales accelerated by more than £300m, it has been revealed. The Stellantis-owned brand has reported a turnover of £2.63bn for its latest financial year, up from the £2.29bn it achieved in 2022. Newly-filed accounts with Companies House also show that its pre-tax profit also increased from

  • Two trends are driving America's 'retirement crisis': BlackRock

    The current state of retirement in the US is, in a word, bleak. A poll by the Employee Benefit Research Institute found that just 21% of respondents are “very confident in their ability to have enough money to live comfortably throughout retirement. “ About 90% of registered voters believe the US is experiencing a retirement crisis, according to BlackRock's latest Rethinking Retirement report. The Federal Reserve says that one in four Americans has no retirement savings, and the Morningstar's Center for Retirement and Policy Studies, has said that 45% of Americans will run out of money in retirement. In the episode of Decoding Retirement, Robert “Bob” Powell and Anne Ackerly, BlackRock’s senior advisor on retirement, discuss the looming crisis, the role of stocks in retirement planning, and strategies for turning assets into income. In the ‘Ask Bob’ segment, Powell breaks down the differences between subsidized and unsubsidized loans, and identifies and explains the key factors that impact your credit score. Yahoo Finance's Decoding Retirement is hosted by Robert Powell. Find more episodes of Decoding Retirement at https://finance.yahoo.com/videos/series/decoding-retirement. Thoughts? Questions? Fan mail? Email us at yfpodcasts@yahooinc.com. This post was written by John Tejada.

  • How reinvented annuities can help build security in retirement

    BlackRock's Anne Ackerley discusses why Americans are beginning to rethink annuities as a way to get guaranteed income in retirement.

  • Opinion - What the British get right, and we don’t, about remote work

    UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his government are promoting flexible work arrangements and rejecting the outdated "culture of presenteeism", while U.S. lawmakers are pushing for a return to traditional office-based work, which risks fostering an environment of overwork and reducing overall efficiency within the federal government.

  • French brandy ‘sacrificed’ in trade spat with China

    French cognac makers have been hit with “catastrophic” tariffs in the latest escalation of a trade spat between Beijing and Brussels.

  • Southampton firm helps 500 professionals return to work

    A Southampton company has helped 500 professionals return to work

  • Honeywell to spin off advanced materials unit in CEO's growth push

    The division, valued at $11 billion by Barclays, supplies to industries that make bullet-resistant armor to pharmaceutical packaging. "Given the sustained market demand for advanced specialty chemicals and materials ..., we are confident now is the right time for this business to grow independently," CEO Vimal Kapur said. Since taking the helm last year, Kapur has pivoted the company to the so-called mega trends of automation, the future of aviation and energy transition.

  • ‘I’ve fallen out with people’: the bruising debate over UK zonal energy pricing

    Industry divided over whether plan to vary electricity cost depending on location really could make bills cheaper for all

  • Amazon Prime Day: 3 things that lead to impulse buying

    Amazon (AMZN) Prime Day is underway. Running from October 8 to October 9, the site is offering a wide array of deals and discounts across numerous product categories. Yahoo Finance Reporter Rachelle Akuffo analyzes the event, discussing three factors that lead to overspending during Prime Day: anticipation, scarcity, and the endowment effect. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Wealth! This post was written by Angel Smith

  • Popular diner-themed restaurant due to get biggest revamp in 30 years

    The boss of New York Italian chain Frankie & Benny’s has revealed the group is set to return to annual profit after a swingeing overhaul to get the business back on track.

  • New restaurant near Glasgow named one of the UK's 'must-visit' spots for 2024

    See the new restaurant near Glasgow named one of the UK's 'must-visit' eateries by Olive Magazine.

  • Stotties back on track for rail passengers in North East

    NEWCASTLE-based train operator, Lumo and North East bakery, Big River Bakery, have reintroduced stotties onboard the intercity services

  • Why Social Media Users Are Accusing This Egg Brand of Scamming Its Customers

    From a lawsuit to viral TikTok videos, this brand has been in some hot water.