One in four new mothers ‘illegally’ singled out for redundancy or furlough
One in four new or soon-to-be mothers have faced discrimination at work during the coronavirus lockdown by being singled out...
Analysis
Thousands spared from income cliff-edge as furlough scheme extended for new parents
Thousands of new mothers and fathers have been spared from a cliff-edge income drop when their parental leave ends, as...
Can we please have a bit of business realism in our dealings with China
HSBC could have remained silent, which might have been more in keeping with its claim to apolitical status, but this...
Super-rich scam victims hire private investigators to get their money back
The victim contacted EMM after the British police declined to investigate because the Hong Kong police would not cooperate, she...
Demand for prime-value homes spikes as coronavirus deepens wealth divide
Pent-up demand has led to a dramatic resurgence in property sales in England but this is led by prime properties – leading...
Furlough exclusion leaves new mothers facing income blackhole
Thousands of new mothers who cannot find childcare risk losing their job or facing a sudden drop in income because...
Britain must match international commitments to aerospace
The coronavirus pandemic has brought tragedy to families around the world who have lost loved ones and created unprecedented challenges...
Markets are pocketing a global recovery that does not yet exist
Arizona says it is close to the limit already, three weeks after lifting its stay-at-home order. Los Angeles County in...
Blow for savers as Marcus closes popular account to new customers
Savers have been dealt a blow after Marcus, the consumer banking brand of Goldman Sachs, announced it will withdraw its...
Aviva is first investor to hit out at HSBC in Hong Kong row
One of the UK's largest investors has criticised HSBC and Standard Chartered for backing China's controversial new security law for Hong Kong that could...
