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Sugar-Free Berry Breakfast Bars (with frozen berries)
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Sugar-Free Berry Breakfast Bars (with frozen berries)

Put that cereal down! These Sugar-Free Berry Breakfast Bars are gonna change your breakfast game this summer.Why you’ll love this recipe It’s made with easy-to-find ingredients. It’s sugar-free. No white sugar. No “unrefined” sugar. No honey. No stevia. No maple syrup. It’s so good-for-you, you can eat it for breakfast. every day. It’s gluten-free. It’s easy to make. It’s loaded with anti-oxidants and other nutrients Berries Good Health Benefits of BerriesBerries provide you with a number of benefits for your health. 1. Berries can help with weight loss. 2. Berries can help keep blood sugar and insulin levels…
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UK finance minister Hunt vows to win back financial market trust
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UK finance minister Hunt vows to win back financial market trust

By William James and William Schomberg LONDON (Reuters) -New finance minister Jeremy Hunt promised to win back Britain’s economic credibility by accounting for every penny of the government’s tax and spending plans, while insisting that his boss Prime Minister Liz Truss remains on the overall charge. Truss was appointed Hunt on Friday in an attempt to rescue her leadership as confidence in her ability to run the country drained away within both her own Conservative Party and international financial markets. Investors have sold British government bonds heavily since Sept. 23 when Hunt’s predecessor, Kwasi Kwarteng, announced a string of unfunded…
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UK finance minister cuts short IMF trip as pressure builds for U-turn
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UK finance minister cuts short IMF trip as pressure builds for U-turn

Truss is under immense pressure to rethink her economic policies as opinion polls show support for her government has collapsed. Jacob King | Pa Images | Getty ImagesLONDON — UK bond yields fell on Friday after it was announced Prime Minister Liz Truss will hold a news conference later in the day. It comes amid mounting speculations that Truss is considering a U-turn on parts of her government’s market-rocking tax cuts. UK government bonds — known as gilts — rallied sharply, hitting a session high on reports Truss will hold a press conference at 2 pm London time. The…
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10 companies at risk from an Apple iPhone slowdown
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10 companies at risk from an Apple iPhone slowdown

Tech suppliers could soon be feeling the ripple effects of a slower-growing Apple (AAPL). On Thursday, Bank of America analyst Wamsi Mohan cut his rating on Apple stock to Neutral from Buy, citing a potential reset of Street profit forecasts due to less than brisk uptake of pricey new iPhone 14s. The call came after reports surfaced earlier in the week that the tech giant would slow iPhone production amid softer-than-expected demand. “We expect material negative estimate revisions driven by weaker consumer demand (Services already in slowdown and we expect products to follow),” Mohan warned. That downgrade prompted Mohan’s colleague…
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Crypto ‘may have hit the ultimate bottom months ago,’ analyst says
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Crypto ‘may have hit the ultimate bottom months ago,’ analyst says

2022 hasn’t been kind to crypto buyers, but the major swoon earlier this year has a silver lining that might prove to benefit other risk investors. Following a widespread sell off in Q1, according to Coinmarketcap, crypto’s total market capitalization dropped by more than half (-56%) in the second quarter. However, since July, crypto’s total market capitalization is up 7%. “We may have hit the ultimate bottom months ago because of cascading liquidations,” Thomas Dunleavy, senior market analyst with Messari, told Yahoo Finance. “The market is down to only the true believers at this point. Most of the sellers seemed…
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mental health and wellbeing in the workplace – RoSPA Workplace Safety Blog
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mental health and wellbeing in the workplace – RoSPA Workplace Safety Blog

More than ever before, mental health is a topic for open discussion in the media, within our social circles and of course at work. Mental health and wellbeing is all about how we think, feel and behave, and is usually caused by a reaction to a difficult life event, which can be caused or made worse by work-related issues. In particular, working in isolation away from managers and colleagues can add stress to a workforce that is already facing a significant amount of pressure. The scale of the problem Globally, an estimated 264 million people suffer from depression, one of…
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What the inverted yield curve means for your portfolio
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What the inverted yield curve means for your portfolio

Morsa Images | E+ | Getty ImagesAs investors digest another 0.75 percentage point interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve, government bonds may be signaling distress in the markets. Ahead of news from the Fed, the policy-sensitive 2-year Treasury yield climbed to 4.006% on Wednesday, the highest level since October 2007, and the benchmark 10-year Treasury reached 3.561% after hitting an 11-year high this week. When shorter-term government bonds have higher yields than long-term bonds, which is known as yield curve inversions, it’s viewed as a warning sign for a future recession. And the closely-watched spread between the 2-year…
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Barchester Healthcare Health & Safety Team response to Covid-19 – RoSPA Workplace Safety Blog
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Barchester Healthcare Health & Safety Team response to Covid-19 – RoSPA Workplace Safety Blog

Continuity Planning? Thinking back to Monday 16th March 2020 I remember getting up early. I was due to visit one of our homes in Tewkesbury. I was just about to leave the house when an email landed from a senior Director telling us all to ‘Hold’ all visits and be ready for a conference call that morning. Yes, this was the start of the ‘Lock Down’. With the benefit of hindsight, how ready were we for what was about to happen next? Our management team has already undertaken various strategic planning exercises. On the 16th March, a ”strategic executive team”…
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