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Phone maker OnePlus says it won’t release new phones in the U.S. and Europe
OnePlus could also wind down its operations in India by 2027.
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Ocado chief says he won’t be a ‘puppet master’ amid apparent succession row
Ocado’s co-founder and chief executive, Tim Steiner, has denied any intention of acting as a “puppet master” behind the scenes, following an apparent boardroom dispute over succession plans at the online grocery technology firm. His comments came as shares in the company fell nearly 15% to their lowest level in more than a decade, after…
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Widow sues Moroccan five-star hotel for £500,000 after her recruitment boss husband died in spa fire while having a massage
A widow is suing a five-star hotel in Morocco for £500,000 after her husband, a recruitment company boss, died in a fire at the hotel’s spa while he was having a massage. The case highlights concerns over safety standards at overseas resorts frequented by British holidaymakers and raises questions about liability when tourists are killed…
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System Of A Down’s Daron Malakian blames Oasis for England’s World Cup loss at second Tottenham Hotspur Stadium show
England lost to Argentina, who scored 2-1 in the World Cup semifinals The post System Of A Down’s Daron Malakian blames Oasis for England’s World Cup loss at second Tottenham Hotspur Stadium show appeared first on NME.
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Burnham must learn from Starmer’s mistakes: Labour was elected to transform the economy, not just stabilise it | Jonathan Portes
Devolution, tax, the EU and immigration: these are all opportunities for growth if Burnham abandons the excessive caution of the past few years The economic inheritance Andy Burnham will receive from Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves is not, in any meaningful way, a crisis. That is worth saying, because the comparison is not with some…
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Government brings British Steel under public ownership; UK economy grows 0.1% in May – business live
The UK government has formally brought British Steel into public ownership, saying the move will “protect the future of steel production” at the Scunthorpe site. The company employs around 2,700 people and had been under government operational control since April last year, after fears that Chinese owner Jingye Group was preparing to shut down its…
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Fears Burnham tax rises will strangle economy as figures show growth already stalling – but Pound rises as traders bet ‘Red’ Ed Miliband WON’T be Chancellor
Concerns are mounting that tax rises expected under Andy Burnham could damage the UK economy, coming just as new figures show growth already stalling. The economic anxiety is coupled with political turmoil over who will serve as Chancellor, with reports suggesting Burnham has wavered over appointing Ed Miliband to the role, prompting speculation and market…
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Thomas Tuchel’s changes cost England against Argentina – they were out of ideas and doomed to lose from that moment. It was a return to the bad habits Gareth Southgate was criticised for, writes IAN LADYMAN
Thomas Tuchel is facing heavy criticism after England’s 1-2 World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina, with pundits including Wayne Rooney arguing that his substitutions and tactical changes cost the Three Lions the match. Columnist Ian Ladyman writes that Tuchel’s decisions left England “out of ideas” and represented a return to the cautious, fear-driven approach for…