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Labour Party says UK is at risk

San Francisco Post01 Mar, 2023News

Labour Party leader, Sir Keir Starmer has laid out his economic plans and warned that the UK could fall behind countries in eastern Europe if new policies aren?t implemented. During a speech in the City of London, the leader of the Labour Party spoke to a group of important business people. In the speech, he gave more information about his ?mission? for the UK to have the fastest growth that can be sustained among the G7.

Toyota agrees to increase workers pay

San Francisco Post24 Feb, 2023News

Toyota and Honda, two of the biggest car companies in Japan, say they have agreed to give their Japanese workers the biggest pay raises in decades. As prices go up, they are the latest companies in the world?s third-largest economy to raise wages.

Local Zoning Agent Accidentally Sells Horses for Slaughter

San Francisco Post17 Feb, 2023Other

Local Town removes horses from property due to alleged zoning violations. While in transport from property for holding until zoning violations were fixed, contracted horse haulers stole the horses, selling four horses to be slaughtered across country lines. The Town Zoning Agent failed to check the transportation company?s business credentials.

Net zero targets �may mean higher taxes�

San Francisco Post15 Feb, 2023News

The UK is making good progress toward its goal of having net zero carbon emissions by 2050, but it may need to raise taxes to reach that goal. Lord Nicholas Stern, a well-known economist, says that the government and private sector must as a a matter of urgency invest in new technologies.

Recession: UK economy not out of woods

San Francisco Post14 Feb, 2023News

New numbers show that the UK economy barely stayed out of a recession in 2022. From October to December, the economy didn?t grow at all. Even though the economy dropped sharply by 0.5% in December, partly because of strikes, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said this was still true. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said that the numbers showed ?underlying resilience,? but that ?we are not out of the woods.?

Bard: Google�s AI bot commits a blunder

San Francisco Post10 Feb, 2023News

Google is looking for ways to persuade people that it remains the market leader in artificial intelligence technology. So far, the internet behemoth has the wrong solution. The bot delivered the incorrect answer to a question in an advertisement to showcase its latest AI bot.

Electric cars: EU takes on US

San Francisco Post06 Feb, 2023News

In order to keep up with the US, the European Commission has devised a plan to try to speed up the production of electric cars and projects that use renewable energy. The plan calls for green businesses to have easier access to funding and less complicated rules. It would also relax rules about state aid.

Texas resident hit with deadly ice storm

San Francisco Post03 Feb, 2023News

From Tennessee to Texas, approximately 40 million people in the south-central United States are on high alert for winter weather. Parts of the region are already experiencing freezing rain, sleet, and extremely cold air, which is predicted to continue until the middle of the week.

Boeing to employ 10,000 new workers

San Francisco Post31 Jan, 2023News

Boeing said on Friday that it wants to hire 10,000 people by 2023 as the company recovers from the pandemic and makes more planes. But some jobs in support will be cut. In 2022, the company in Arlington, Virginia, hired about 14,000 more people than it did in 2021. By the end of 2022, 156,000 people were working for the company. In 2021, there were about 142,000. In the United States, about 136,000 people work for Boeing.

The green trade row dividing Davos

San Francisco Post27 Jan, 2023News

he World Economic Forum is Davos has been awash with a green trade row. Last summer, when the US Congress passed Joe Biden?s Inflation Reduction Act, it was a good idea. The act gave billions of dollars in tax breaks to people who buy electric cars and other products that are good for the environment. The goal of