These 5 charts show the state of pay and employment in Britain

Britain's labour market has been the subject of much head-scratching in recent years.

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These 5 charts show the state of pay and employment in Britain Britain's labour market has been the subject of much head-scratching in recent years. Read More »

Gal Gadot called out Ryan Reynolds for copying her 'Wonder Woman' pose, and it sparked an epic debate online about who did it first As expected, the "Deadpool" actor had perfectly witty responses throughout the debate. Read More »

China banned all mention of Kim Jong Un while he was in Beijing — so people called him 'the fatty on the train' instead China was trying to keep the North Korean leader's visit under wraps earlier this week. Read More »

'All hell will break loose': The crypto market will boom again in 2018 according to the CEO of American Express-backed startup Abra Bill Barhydt thinks Western institutional investors will start investing in crypto this year, spurring price rises. Read More »

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People are downloading their Facebook data and posting it to Twitter, and the results will terrify you A lot of people have been shocked by how much of their information the tech giant has. Read More »

This is the fallout from Toys "R" Us' closing Despite all of its problems, Toys "R" Us still had $11.5 billion in sales in 2017 Read More »

BuzzFeed wants to build a roster of new brands just like Tasty BuzzFeed has hired Melinda Lee, who ran video for Meredith, to oversee the company's expanding group of media brands like Tasty and Nifty Read More »

Shares in a Hong Kong magazine publisher surged almost 900% on their first day of trading "We feel surprised about the market response," a spokesman for the company said. Read More »

The Chinese yuan hits a multi-year high against the dollar The People's Bank of China set its midpoint for USD/CNY on Tuesday at 6.2816, its lowest level since August 11, 2015. Read More »

How much money you can make working at Netflix, which reportedly poaches talent from competitors by offering 'as much as double their pay' Keeping a new-media juggernaut like Netflix running requires a large team of employees, whom the company is often willing to shell out a lot of money for. Read More »

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