Philippine Azkals go for gold in seven-a-side against Japan
PHILIPPINE AZKALS — AZKALSSHAH ALAM, Malaysia — Ten years after last contending for a coveted international football crown, the Philippine Azkals are hunting for gold in the game of seven-a-side.Continuing their unbeaten charge from group play, the Azkals walloped semifinal
London City Airport Secures £130m Lifeline Amid Business Travel Decline
London City Airport’s owners have injected £130 million in new equity to stabilise the airport’s finances amid a prolonged downturn in business travel. The move comes as the airport struggles to recover from the pandemic, with passenger numbers still trailing pre-Covid
Lobby group urges Rachel Reeves to rethink non-dom tax hike to prevent exodus of wealthy residents
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is facing pressure from lobbyists representing the UK’s 74,000 non-domiciled residents (non-doms) to scale back her planned tax changes, ahead of her upcoming budget. The newly formed group, Foreign Investors for Britain, is set to meet with government
Thousands of UK Boeing jobs at risk as manufacturer plans global cuts
More than 4,000 Boeing employees in the UK are facing uncertainty as the American aerospace giant prepares to cut 17,000 jobs globally, roughly 10% of its workforce. Boeing’s UK operations, including its only European manufacturing facility in Sheffield, may be impacted
Most important for cybersecurity is the human factor
FREEPIKby Patricia B. Mirasol, ProducerExperts highlighted the importance of the human factor in combatting cyberthreats in an October 9 forum by P&A Grant Thornton, a professional services firm. Social engineering (the use of deception to manipulate people into giving away private