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With Bitcoin prices continuing to rise in 2025, “how to start cloud mining” has become a hot topic among new investors. Compared to traditional mining, cloud mining is much more beginner-friendly — no need to buy expensive hardware, set up power systems, or even have technical experience.
Ah, public tenders – the mysterious world where companies large and small compete for lucrative contracts offered by the UK government.
Move over Google, TikTok is the world’s new most popular online destination.
The COVID-19 impact on global supply chains has meant that UK businesses could be forgiven for taking their eyes off the rapidly approaching hardball that is Brexit. Come January 2021, they’ll no longer have that option.
During the first quarter of 2020, global stocks plummeted as a result of Covid-19, with indexes such as the Dow Jones plunging to record lows on March 9th, March 12th and March 16th.
TSB is expected to pile more misery on its customers, who were hit by a serious IT failure yesterday, when it announces as many as 100 branch closures next week, almost a fifth of its network.
Top-flight shares in London were the standout performers in Europe on Tuesday as investors snapped up oil and tobacco stocks.
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The pound and the markets ended Monday in a gloomy mood as traders remained nervous over geopolitical developments.
Shares in Ocado have been boosted by reports the online grocer is in talks with Marks & Spencer to launch a £1 billion food delivery offering
The pound strengthened on Friday as investors grew confident that Britain will avoid leaving the European Union without a trade deal.
Irn-Bru maker AG Barr expects to report higher profit, shrugging off the new sugar tax, but warned that it expects continued uncertaint..
The FTSE 100 struggled for direction on Thursday as markets digested news from the European Central Bank and comments made by US commer..
The FTSE 100 was under pressure on Tuesday as investors continued to fret about global growth, while the stronger pound added to sell-off
The FTSE 100 pared losses on Thursday thanks to the weak pound while global indexes declined as previous investor optimism around US-Ch..
The FTSE 100 followed global stock markets higher on Wednesday, buoyed by the conclusion of trade talks between the US and China.
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