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How 'Project Yeti' rescued UK tech from a Monday morning bloodbath - Vimarsana News

How 'Project Yeti' rescued UK tech from a Monday morning bloodbath

Plus: Inside the weekend from hell for start-up Britain

UK banks say consumer safeguard could backfire in cost of living crisis - Vimarsana News

UK banks say consumer safeguard could backfire in cost of living crisis

Britain's banks are proactively helping customers hit by the cost of living crisis, but implementing a new "consumer duty" on time could exclude vulnerable consumers from help, banking industry body

UK Banks Say Consumer Safeguard Could Backfire In Cost Of Living Crisis - Vimarsana News

UK Banks Say Consumer Safeguard Could Backfire In Cost Of Living Crisis

Britain's banks are proactively helping customers hit by the cost of living crisis, but implementing a new "consumer duty" on time could exclude vulnerable consumers from help, banking industry body

UK Finance calls for 'strategic reset' on net zero homes - Vimarsana News

UK Finance calls for 'strategic reset' on net zero homes

UK Finance has called for a “strategic reset” on net zero homes in its latest report which proposes action to achieve a net zero housing stock in the UK. The report states that UK homes remain the least energy efficient in Europe, with the heating of homes representing 14% of the country’s total carbon emissions.  UK

Government hunts banks for new taxes | Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Government hunts banks for new taxes | Mortgage Strategy

The Financial Times reports that new chancellor Jeremy Hunt is considering raising a windfall tax on energy companies and banks. He is said to have told a cabinet meeting on Tuesday, 18 October, that ministers will need to make tough spending cut decisions in his effort to appease a jittery market. An influx of cash