Karen Hoggan

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Business Reporter and Presenter at BBC World Service

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Thames Water bonuses could be blocked by regulator

1 month ago | bbc.com | Karen Hoggan

Thames Water bonuses could be blocked by regulatorKaren HogganGetty ImagesThames Water and other water companies could be prevented by the industry regulator from paying any bonuses, under rules due to come into effect next month. Environment Secretary Steve Reed said new measures would stop water companies dumping a "tidal wave of sewage into our rivers while pocketing millions of pounds of bonuses".
UK hits back at claims US tariff deal bad for China

1 month ago | bbc.com | Karen Hoggan

UK hits back at claims US tariff deal bad for ChinaKaren HogganBusiness reporter, BBC NewsGetty ImagesThe UK government has hit back at suggestions the tariff agreement it reached with the US last week could be damaging to China. It said there was "no such thing as a veto on Chinese investment" in the deal.
Novo parque da Disney nos Emirados Árabes: como será a atração

1 month ago | g1.globo.com | Karen Hoggan

A Disney anunciou planos para abrir seu primeiro parque temático no Oriente Médio. O resort será construído na ilha de Yas, em Abu Dhabi, nos Emirados Árabes, por meio de uma parceria entre a Disney e a empresa local de lazer e entretenimento Miral. A Disney já tem seis parques temáticos espalhados por América do Norte, Europa e Ásia. O mais recente deles foi aberto em 2016 em Xangai, na China.
Novo parque da Disney nos Emirados Árabes: como será a atração

1 month ago | correiobraziliense.com.br | Karen Hoggan

A Disney anunciou planos para abrir seu primeiro parque temático no Oriente Médio. O resort será construído na ilha de Yas, em Abu Dhabi, nos Emirados Árabes, por meio de uma parceria entre a Disney e a empresa local de lazer e entretenimento Miral. A Disney já tem seis parques temáticos espalhados por América do Norte, Europa e Ásia. O mais recente deles foi aberto em 2016 em Xangai, na China.
Disney to open its first theme park in the Middle East

1 month ago | bbc.co.uk | Karen Hoggan

Image source, Walt Disney Company and MiralImage caption, The Disney Theme Park in Abu Dhabi will be the company's seventh resortBusiness reporter, BBC News Walt Disney has announced plans to open its first theme park in the Middle East. The resort, which will be in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Abu Dhabi's Yas Island, is a collaboration between Walt Disney and local leisure and entertainment company Miral. Disney already has six theme parks spanning North America, Europe and Asia.
Disney to open theme park in the Middle East

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Karen Hoggan

Veteran stock trader has surprising Nvidia take ahead of earningsAll eyes will be on the AI-chip giant's earnings. This trader provides strong context for that report. The game is forever known as "The Comeback" and …
Government defends NI exemption in UK-India trade deal

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Karen Hoggan

The UK government has hit back against claims by opposition parties that the newly-agreed trade deal with India could disadvantage British workers. Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds told the BBC there was "no situation" in which he would "ever tolerate" British workers being undercut as a result of a trade agreement.
Government defends National Insurance exemption in UK-India deal

1 month ago | bbc.co.uk | Karen Hoggan

Image source, UK Department for Business and TradeImage caption, UK Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds and India's Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal met in London last week to finalise the dealBusiness reporter, BBC NewsThe UK government has hit back against claims by opposition parties that the newly-agreed trade deal with India could disadvantage British workers.
Firms plan job cuts as employment costs rise

Feb 17, 2025 | aol.com | Karen Hoggan

Companies are planning to cut jobs or recruit fewer people ahead of rises to National Insurance payments and wages, according to a survey of UK employers. Businesses questioned by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) also said they would raise their prices to cover increasing employment costs.
Firms plan job cuts as employment costs rise

Feb 17, 2025 | finance.yahoo.com | Karen Hoggan

[Getty Images] Companies are planning to cut jobs or recruit fewer people ahead of rises to National Insurance payments and wages, according to a survey of UK employers. Businesses questioned by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) also said they would raise their prices to cover increasing employment costs.