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Science & Nature HomeScienceVol. 391, No. 6784Paying resilience forwardBack To Vol. 391, No. 6784 Full accessLetterOutside the Tower Share on Paying resilience forwardZohra ZahirAuthors...

Contractors that don’t pay their supply chain on time could be banned from bidding on major contracts across the public sector. The Cabinet Office announced plans to amend the Procurement Act 2023 to “strengthen the UK’s economic resilience and support British businesses” on Thursday (26 June). Reforms already introduced via the act mean firms can

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Navigation for News Categories Photo: RNZ The government may be considering changes to the corporate tax rate but significant numbers of companies aren't paying any tax at all, data released in an Official Information Act request shows. Consultant John Cantin requested information from Inland Revenue showing the number of corporate taxpayers in various industries. While

According to the U.K.’s telecoms regulator Ofcom, young Brits aged between 25 and 34 spend an average of four hours and three minutes a day glued to their smartphones. HENRY NICHOLLS/AFP via Getty Images

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Skip to main content Electric cars are all the rage, and for good reason. They’re super-responsive, brimming with high-tech, and better for the environment. But they’re still relatively new, and new ones are still relatively expensive. As a result, you may be wondering how you can get your hands on a used EV. But buying