One of the most iconic characters in popular culture from the 80s is Gordon Gekko. Michael Douglas’ portrayal of the archetypically ruthless businessman still resonates quarter of century later. In light of the corporate malfeasance behind the financial crash that nearly brought read more »

The Royal Mail has always been a government run company. But with the recent government cuts and the way the Royal Mail is set up as a company, the government have decided that it can be sold off. read more »

There are many reasons why the VAT increase is not good. Firstly, from the point of view of consumers it means that a lot of prices will go up. There are some items which do not have VAT on them such as read more »

In March the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) will be expanding the area that they cover beyond looking at pay per click campaigns. read more »

IllicitEncounters.com is a dating site for married people seeking affairs. The site is regularly featured in the media and claims to be the biggest (560,000 members at the last count) and longest established extramarital dating site in the UK. They concentrate more read more »

Peers are debating in the House of  Lords as to whether student fees should be raised to as much as £9,00 a year. read more »

A seventeen-year-old boy was arrested in the UK, for an e-crime, earlier today. He was arrested in Manchester after a denial of service attack was made on an online game called Call of Duty. read more »

University fees have been a problem for the government for many years now. Gone are the days when all families got tuition fees paid for and some got grants for living expenses as well, depending on their financial situation. The government cut read more »

There has been a lot of noise about the update to the way Google serves local results, however (personally) I actually see the change as a complete opportunity for both National or Local websites to dominate local search result queries. My opinion is read more »

I noticed the BBC has called Cameron dicussing Irans apparent nuclear weapons a gaffe. My immediate thinking is that this is some kind of cover up, put on by the publicly paid BBC (no doubt they were the first to release it as read more »