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Sarah Gent (she/her) takes a deep dive into the potential bankruptcy of the University of York and what is being done to prevent it.

Nouse investigates the financial interests of local general election candidates Julian Sturdy and Rachael Maskell

The popular York business has been sold to another local cafe owner.

Top graduate recruiters are cutting jobs, impacting current students and juniors

Bailey McIntosh speaks to local hospitality venues to investigate how they are preparing for the summer season.

Louise Cresswell investigates how the blocking of the planned Microsoft-Activision merger by UK regulators has raised questions about the UK's competitiveness.

Yorkshire's crisis in housing affordability has its roots in highly inefficient and misguided planning regulations.

Jacob Upright discusses the tumult facing the iconic American firm.

Grace Fegan discusses the issues facing UK retailers, farmers and consumers as shortages blight the country.

Thomas Dalton talks to local landlords about their role in the community and the challenges of rising prices and strikes.

Grace Fegan discusses the reasons behind the latest round of strike action and what it means for staff, students and the wider university.

York's Christmas market attracted thousands of people in 2022. Oliver Peter Smith talks to local business owners to understand what it's like to take part in.

Oliver Smith examines the increasingly destructive and disruptive consequences of economic warfare, in the light of the recent NordStream sabotage.

As the UK reckons with the legacies of Brexit, Cyrus Ho examines how the UK has fared over the past few years and the difficulties businesses, workers and the government have experienced.

Jack Langton examines how corporations should be held to account on their plans to combat climate change.

The new app Myles Wellbeing aims to promote employee wellbeing through physical activity

Implementing an oligarch tax might stave off Russia and address the energy crisis

Spring Statement ushers in significant changes for student finance repayments

The factors contributing to inflation and the UK's cost of living crisis

Gas shortages across the country have driven up the cost of energy to record highs

Tesla sent financial markets into meltdown on Monday when Elon Musk announced that the firm bought US$1.5 billion of the cryptocurrency ‘bitcoin’ in January.

Jeff Bezos leaves Amazon in arguably its best condition to date, however his successor Andy Jassy must prevent the company from becoming a victim of its own success

Over the past few years, Gamestop had been struggling to the delight of gamers who believe that the shop rips them off when buying second-hand games. Then the pandemic happened.

The founder and former executive of Alibaba Group was last seen at a live-streamed event on 31 October, the opening ceremony of the annual Chinese shopping event Double 11. Speculation is mounting over his whereabouts after he failed to appear as a judge for the final of his own African talent show, Africa’s Business Heroes in November.

A recent research report from Deutsche Bank has laid out a proposal suggesting that remote workers should be taxed 5% for the “privilege” of working from home

In the ever increasingly hostile environment of high street retail, Business corespondent James Abbott looks at York high street's innovative regeneration project.

In the wake of the biggest financial crash since 2008 Nouse Deputy Business Editor Kezia Deakin takes a look at expanding graduate employment sectors in 2020.

With the online grocery delivery market expected to grow by 76.2% by the end of the year Nouse Business Corespondent Barney Andrews takes a look at Amazons recent expansion into the online food delivery market .

How Navinder Sarao, a self taught 31 year old trader from Hounslow, evaporated over $1 trillion dollars in value from the U.S stock market in 36 minutes.