A former CFO of Just Salad is suing the company for £918K in unpaid bonuses, claiming he was denied the payout for 'overperforming.'

Dr Chandauka has publicly accused Prince Harry of using his influence to harass and bully her to oust her from her position as chairwoman.

Lower IRS collections this tax season due to workforce downsizing and dynamic taxpayer behaviour could increase the risks of the US Treasury being unable to repay bills on time and in full by June unless Congress hikes the debt ceiling.

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A Christian nurse, Jennifer Melle, is suing the NHS after facing disciplinary action for refusing to refer to a male child sex offender as 'she.'

A property listing is going viral due to the landlord asking renters to pay £750 to handle his Airbnb host responsibilities and sleep on a thin mattress in the living room.

Stealing items like cups and cutlery from restaurants has become a viral TikTok trend, but many are concerned about its implications.

Trump fired a mechanic due to a mistake he made on the Trump Force One during the 2024 elections, claims a new book by Axios journalist Alex Isenstadt.

Southwest Airlines ends its long-standing free checked bag policy for most passengers, a significant shift after ditching open seating.

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Trump has tasked Linda McMahon with shutting down the Education Department, a move that would require congressional approval.

The UK government has abandoned plans to give workers the 'right to switch off' outside of work hours, citing concerns about the financial impact on businesses.

Tesco will remove the in-app payment feature from its Clubcard app next month, prompting customer frustration due to the loss of convenience.

HMRC has announced new advisory fuel rates effective 1st March, with some petrol and diesel car rates increasing while others remain stable.

Donald Trump slammed MSNBC host Joy Reid as a 'mentally obnoxious racist' and celebrated the cancellation of The ReidOut, blaming the network's plummeting ratings and legal troubles.

UK families risk losing inheritances to cover soaring care costs. Councils are owed £343m, forcing many to sell homes.

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Sam's Club faces a growing boycott over Walmart's DEI rollbacks and controversial membership policies, pushing former shoppers to Costco.

Since Friday, more than 8,000 web pages from several US government websites have disappeared.

Microsoft has begun performance-based layoffs, immediately cutting healthcare benefits and denying some of severance pay.

Prince Harry's hotly anticipated lawsuit trial against a British tabloid publisher alleging it carried out unlawful information gathering will start Tuesday, after years of legal wrangling during which dozens of other claimants settled.

Capital One customers faced significant disruptions Thursday due to a widespread outage impacting online banking services.

Lloyds Bank may reduce bonuses for senior staff who fail to meet the new requirement of working in the office at least two days a week.

Janice Hernandez was slapped with a £604,000 hospital bill due to her baby's seven-week stay at a neonatal intensive care unit due to a rare genetic disorder called Prade-Willi syndrome.

Leaked documents have suggested that Amazon workers in Germany will be allowed to request working-from-home arrangements for up to two days a week.

Party City has announced its closure after nearly 40 years, leaving workers without severance pay or benefits as the company winds down operations.

Britain's centuries-old Royal Mail is set to pass into foreign ownership after the UK government Monday approved the takeover of its parent company by Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky's EP Group.

Klarna has embraced AI, which has resulted in job cuts. Other tech giants, such as Google, IBM, and BT Group, have also adopted AI, reducing their workforces.

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Tesla paused Cybertruck production for three days, citing unspecified reasons. Workers will still receive pay.