Business

Just Eat unveils EUR150m share buyback a month after cutting 1,700 staff

The takeaway delivery group Just Eat has announced plans to buy back up to EUR150m (?132m) of shares from investors weeks after cutting 1,700 couriers in the UK as part

Bank of England expected to raise interest rates again after UK inflation only dips to

From 5h ago The odds of the Bank of England raising interest rates again next month have jumped. The money markets indicate there is a 97% chance that the BoE

Small Businesses Hit Hard by Credit Crunch

Small businesses are feeling the pinch as lenders, particularly small and midsize banks that serve small businesses, tighten credit due to outflows of deposits and uncertainty about the economy. The

$175,000 awarded to ‘conversion-therapy’ providers in Boca Raton case

A federal judge has ordered Palm Beach County and the City of Boca Raton to pay $175,000 to two family therapists who challenged a local ban on “conversion therapy” for

Florida lawmakers pursue death penalty for rapists who target children under 12

In a move that likely would spur a constitutional fight, Florida lawmakers appear ready to pass a proposal that would allow the death penalty for people who commit sexual batteries

$175,000 awarded to conversion-therapy providers in Boca Raton case

A federal judge has ordered Palm Beach County and the City of Boca Raton to pay $175,000 to two family therapists who challenged a local ban on “conversion therapy” for

Chicago selected site of 2024 Democratic National Convention

Chicago has been selected the host of the 2024 Democratic National Convention, a huge economic and prestigious boon to the city, national Democratic Party officials announced Tuesday.  Chicago has been

‘We got a murder problem’: 18-year-old charged in Pompano Beach convenience store shooting that killed

Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony announced the arrest of one of the suspects, an 18-year-old, in the drive-by shooting that killed two people and injured three others outside of a Pompano

New election bill could muddy felon voting even more, supervisors say

The new elections bill in the Florida Senate would make it more difficult for county elections offices to find out who is or isn’t eligible to vote because of felony

Report: Florida officials cut key data from vaccine study

An analysis that was the basis of a highly criticized recommendation from Florida’s surgeon general cautioning young men against getting the COVID-19 vaccine omitted information that showed catching the virus