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'Labour can hold heads higher after Budget - but there has been a huge change'
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politics13h ago

'Labour can hold heads higher after Budget - but there has been a huge change'

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/inside-budget-week-labour-mps-36324917
Mirror.co.uk
  • Labour MPs celebrate the Budget as Reeves frames a cautious but hopeful economic path for hard‑pressed families.
  • The budget aims to fix public finances and calm markets, with Reeves presenting a steady Labour stance.
  • Some MPs say Reeves’ tone and 'I'm a Labour Chancellor' line boosted support within Labour ranks.
  • There are lingering tensions about Reeves’ figures and size of the public finances hole among some MPs.
  • Backbenchers say the Budget calms the bond markets and consolidates support for Starmer and Reeves in the near term.
  • Labour faces potential electoral challenges in Scotland, Wales, and English local elections in May.
  • No10 indicates the PM remains focused on helping families, reinforcing Reeves’ budget priorities.
  • Some MPs credit Reeves with managing party unity and presenting a strong left‑right balance.
  • The Budget is framed as delivering on child poverty reduction and market stability.
  • Labour aides emphasize support from party figures like Sharon Hodgson who praised Reeves' handling.
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#2
Surprise supermarket item that flies off shelves before Christmas Day
#2 out of 80924.2K est. views0.00%
business16h ago

Surprise supermarket item that flies off shelves before Christmas Day

https://kitchen.nine.com.au/latest/christmas-breakfast-tradition-aussie-families-love-supermarket-croissants/9aef37b5-46d1-48e5-9e4e-46ef57c7b22e
Kitchen.nine.com.au
  • Croissants are a Christmas Day staple in many Australian households, providing a light breakfast before the midday feast.
  • Bakeries and supermarkets reportedly ramp up croissant production ahead of Christmas to meet demand.
  • For many families, croissants pair with fruit, ham, and cheese for a festive spread.
  • Many staffers recall croissants as part of Christmas memories, sometimes alongside other treats.
  • The article notes croissants can be frozen and reheated, aiding holiday meal planning.
  • The feature highlights personal memories of Christmas croissant breakfasts from Nine staffers.
  • Some people skip breakfast to save room for a large lunch and dinner.
  • The piece includes related links about Christmas meals and shopping
  • The article emphasizes croissants as a versatile option for sweet or savory preferences.
  • The piece cites anecdotes from Nine staffers about Christmas croissant memories.
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#3
People Are Sharing Why They And Their Coworkers Mass Quit A Job, And It's So Satisfying
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business1d ago

People Are Sharing Why They And Their Coworkers Mass Quit A Job, And It's So Satisfying

https://www.buzzfeed.com/mayaogolini/mass-job-quitting
Buzzfeed.com
  • A broad wave of resignations spans multiple firms, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction with leadership and policy shifts.
  • Shifting schedules and poor deployment decisions pushed workers to seek new roles beyond their current teams.
  • Dysfunctional management, including harsh leadership, prompts long-tenured staff to quit, sometimes rapidly.
  • Threats or reductions in pay and benefits by leadership have directly driven workers to resign en masse.
  • Exits clustered at service and retail sites where employees faced unrealistic demands and weak support.
  • Power abuse and a toxic environment emerge as common triggers for mass departures.
  • The breadth of sectors affected—from IT to hospitality—illustrates a systemic pattern of workplace discontent.
  • Relocation moves and risky business decisions fuel anger among staff and customers, sometimes resulting in minimal relocations completed.
  • A cultural misfit or hostile work environment leads to swift resignations, with employees citing toxic team dynamics.
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#4
A “talk of the town” sale, even with no garage
#4 out of 80912.9K est. views0.00%
business10h ago

A “talk of the town” sale, even with no garage

https://sfstandard.com/2025/11/29/116-cherry-street-overasking-sale-/
Sfstandard.com
  • A Presidio Heights home at 116 Cherry Street sold for $4.4 million, nearly 50% over asking as demand remained high.
  • The home drew 100 showing requests and 16 written offers before sale, underscoring intense buyer interest.
  • The listing was priced just under $3 million, highlighting a price point many buyers aimed to beat by bidding over ask.
  • The property sits about 10 feet above street level and originally had no parking, a detail buyers weighed against the price.
  • A pre-listing update of about $100,000 helped refresh the kitchen and finishes to attract buyers.
  • Experts explored adding parking, with estimates up to $650,000 for a full lower-level garage expansion.
  • Monica Pauli of Compass noted the sale illustrates high demand and low inventory in Presidio Heights.
  • Sold by City Real Estate agents Alexander Lurie and David Cohen, with Willis J. Polk as the designer.
  • The home’s classic features, including four fireplaces and a library with a wood-beam ceiling, were selling points.
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#5
How Christmas party cost senior partner his $850K job: ‘Wanted to sleep with her’
#5 out of 809527.0K est. views0.00%
crime1d ago

How Christmas party cost senior partner his $850K job: ‘Wanted to sleep with her’

https://nypost.com/2025/11/28/business/how-christmas-party-cost-senior-ey-partner-leonard-nicita-his-850k-job/
Nypost.com
  • Ey Australia terminated Leonard Nicita as a senior partner in November 2023 for misconduct at a Christmas party and a bar incident.
  • The Christmas party incident involved comments about a colleague, described as inappropriate and unacceptable conduct for a partner.
  • A separate August 2023 incident at a Sydney bar led to a common assault charge after an altercation with staff.
  • EY argued the termination was for Just Cause and that the conduct was unacceptable for a partner and senior partner.
  • Justice Mossop ruled against Nicita, ordering him to pay EY's costs and denying the challenge to the termination.
  • Nicita had rejoined EY and previously worked in the firm’s Transaction Tax team; he had a prior stint at EY between 2013 and 2015.
  • The Christmas party had a 'Miami Vice' theme, contributing to the context of the complaint.
  • Nicita reportedly asked the complainant about being married and referenced his past affairs in the Christmas party exchange.
  • The court decision noted the firm described the conduct as completely unacceptable for anyone, let alone a partner.
  • The case included ongoing claims and legal actions over the partnership decision and related damages.
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#6
What a Ban Would Actually Mean for DJI Drone Owners and Holiday Shoppers
#6 out of 80912.4K est. views36.00%
technology1d ago

What a Ban Would Actually Mean for DJI Drone Owners and Holiday Shoppers

https://www.cnet.com/tech/computing/what-a-ban-would-actually-mean-for-dji-drone-owners-and-holiday-shoppers/
Cnet.com
  • US regulators may ban new DJI drone sales after FCC votes to close loopholes for security risks.
  • DJI faces an audit deadline that could trigger an automatic ban if not completed.
  • DJI says it would welcome an audit but warns the process has stalled for months.
  • Ownership rules may keep existing DJI drones legal to use, but new purchases could be restricted.
  • US government actions could affect DJI’s US market just as Black Friday deals begin.
  • DJI is under scrutiny amid broader FCC actions targeting security concerns around Chinese tech.
  • DJI advocates for an audit process and extension, citing due process needs.
  • Some DJI drones have been unavailable in the US even before a potential ban.
  • Regulators may limit future products and require public consultation for bans.
  • DJI faces supply constraints that complicate consumer access regardless of regulatory action.
  • Official guidance links the issue to broader security reviews and future policy steps.
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#7
All the places I used my Trump Mobile wireless service this week
#7 out of 809562.0 est. views
business1h ago

All the places I used my Trump Mobile wireless service this week

https://www.theverge.com/tech/829414/trump-mobile-mvno-wireless-service-test
Theverge.com
  • Trump Mobile delivered strong 5G coverage and solid download speeds in Seattle during the test.
  • The plan price appeared as $51.99 after tax, with an official price of $47.45.
  • The reviewer encountered a missing SIM card and activation hurdles during setup.
  • Activation and website hours leaked inconsistencies and a 404 on activation pages.
  • The Verge found branding and execution issues, noting the activation video may feel AI-generated.
  • Overall, the service performed like a standard MVNO on a solid nationwide network.
  • The article notes value at lower monthly costs despite branding concerns.
  • The reviewer used the Trump Mobile service in everyday scenarios like library holds and transit.
  • The Verge frame discusses the 5G badge and network indicators in daily use.
  • The piece concludes with mixed feelings about the product’s branding versus performance.
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#8
Consumer confidence SLUMPS as Black Friday shopping kicks off
#8 out of 80979.03%
business2h ago

Consumer confidence SLUMPS as Black Friday shopping kicks off

https://www.ms.now/the-weekend-primetime/watch/consumer-confidence-slumps-as-black-friday-shopping-kicks-off-253299269905https://www.yahoo.com/news/videos/consumer-confidence-slumps-black-friday-020026661.html
Ms.now and 1 more
  • Consumer confidence fell as Black Friday shopping kicked off, signaling cautious spending this holiday season.
  • The new slice of data suggests shoppers are hesitant amid broader economic tensions this autumn.
  • Analysts linked sentiment to ongoing tariff discussions and Supreme Court expectations affecting policy.
  • The report references expert commentary on the potential impact of policy dialogue on consumer mood.
  • The coverage highlights related political and global stories to frame the sentiment shifts.
  • MS NOW’s highlights roundup mixes political debate with consumer trend coverage for context.
  • The article cites reaction content from Venezuelan and Afghanistan-related topics as part of broader coverage.
  • The report notes ongoing concerns about rights and security in the context of policy actions.
  • The summary points to Thanksgiving-week timing as a critical factor for consumer mood and spending.
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#9
Yoshinoya adds first-ever chain-wide ramen with new beef and pork-broth noodle hot pot meals
#9 out of 80920.8K est. views67.21%
business2h ago

Yoshinoya adds first-ever chain-wide ramen with new beef and pork-broth noodle hot pot meals

https://soranews24.com/2025/11/30/yoshinoya-adds-new-beef-and-pork-broth-ramen-hot-pot-for-their-first-ever-chain-wise-noodle-meals/
Soranews24.com
  • Yoshinoya launches Gyunikutama Ramen Nabeyaki, the first chain-wide ramen offering across all branches.
  • The dish uses a beef and pork broth and is served with noodles either separately or in a nabeyaki hot-pot.
  • The Gyunikutama Ramen Nabeyaki is priced at 987 yen for the set meal and 899 yen for the non-set version.
  • The reviewer praised the broth as rich and flavorful and recommended nabeyaki style to fully enjoy it.
  • Yoshinoya has prior limited noodle service and is leveraging its gyudon heritage while expanding into ramen.
  • The dish is presented as a flexible dining option, with dipping or simmering styles for the noodles.
  • The article notes Yoshinoya’s Narita Airport branch previously offering noodles and Wada ramen ties.
  • The review highlights the noodles’ smooth texture and tsukemen vs nabeyaki comparison.
  • The article places the new ramen within SoraNews24’s Taste Test context for brand experimentation.
  • The item integrates beef-pork flavor combinations and nabeyaki-style serving as a novel approach for Yoshinoya.
  • The piece closes with a note on sourcing and social follow prompts common to SoraNews24.
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#10
Lower Interest Rates For Ag Real Estate?
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business4m ago

Lower Interest Rates For Ag Real Estate?

https://www.q106.com/2025/11/29/lower-interest-rates-for-ag-real-estate/
Q106.com
  • The ACRE Act provides banks with a 25 percent tax benefit on income from farm real estate loans.
  • ABA officials say the tax break could help banks pass savings to producers.
  • States like Kansas, Nebraska, and Wisconsin are early adopters of ACRE.
  • Producers are advised to talk with their ag lenders about ACRE benefits.
  • ACRE aims to help the next generation acquire farmland by reducing input costs.
  • ACRE is described as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill that includes tax benefits for banks.
  • The act targets keeping farmland in agricultural use.
  • ABA plans ongoing advocacy for broader ACRE benefits.
  • The program may influence lender competitiveness in rural lending.
  • The report cites Mid-West Farm Report as a source of expert commentary on ACRE.
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