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Published 6 years ago

Teens should get their noses out of books and get a job instead, Esther McVey says

by Economy Team in News
Published 8 years ago

The real costs of Valentine’s Day

by Olivia Wills
Published 8 years ago

Does being in a relationship make you richer or poorer?

by Economy Team
Published 8 years ago

The rules of your love life, as explained by romcoms

by Vanessa Tsai in Entertainment
Published 8 years ago

Is it ever okay to hook up with your co-worker?

by Roisin Woolnough in Issues
Published 8 years ago

Shanghai’s ‘marriage markets’ are exactly what they sound like. We checked one out

by Helen Roxburgh
Published 8 years ago

What self-employment taught me about self love

by Daisy Buchanan in Issues
Published 8 years ago

Who should pay for what on a first date?

by Daisy Buchanan in Issues
Published 8 years ago

The hidden lessons in Hidden Figures

by Kimberly Poff in Entertainment
Published 8 years ago

This is how much it’d cost to buy everything in the 12 Days of Christmas song

by Sofia Quaglia
Published 8 years ago

The Economy Guide to Christmas Gift Giving

by Tom Coleman
Published 8 years ago

Why do we love looking at really, really old stuff so much?

by Ally Clifton in Voices
Published 8 years ago

We asked people if they would rather have more money, or more stuff

by Petros Poulopoulos in Voices
Published 8 years ago

Why millennials don’t think it makes sense to own stuff anymore

by Tim Slater
Published 8 years ago

I work in retail. This is how we get you to buy more stuff at Christmas

by Vanessa Tsai
Published 8 years ago

Have we reached peak stuff for period products?

by Kimberly Poff in Issues
Published 8 years ago

Here’s why the most gender equal country in the world still isn’t gender equal

by Samantha Eyler in Issues
Published 8 years ago

Should the government be allowed to regulate yoga?

by Kimberly Poff
Published 8 years ago

We spoke to people who make their living from the horror industry

by Saman Sadeghi Afgeh
Published 8 years ago

America now has so much cheese it doesn’t know what to do with it all

by Kimberly Poff in News
Published 8 years ago

How do we get festival goers to think a bit more ‘green’ and tidy up after themselves?

by Tree Watson in Entertainment
Published 8 years ago

Denmark’s hippie commune pushes us outside our comfort zone. For that alone, it’s worth discovering

by Ioan Marc Jones in Issues
Published 8 years ago

What Pokémon Go tells us about the benefits of city living

by J.Christopher Proctor
Published 8 years ago

5 ways businesses are capitalizing on Pokémon Go

by Economy Team in Entertainment
Published 8 years ago

Glitter, disco ball, drugs: I decided to keep a record of everything I spent at Glastonbury this year. Here’s how it added up

by Anonymous in Entertainment
Published 8 years ago

Cocaine leg casts and 8 other truly bizarre ways people have tried to smuggle drugs

by Dale Shaw
Published 8 years ago

Hundreds of pounds to sleep in a muddy field! Why do so many people splash out on festivals like Glastonbury?

by Tree Watson in Entertainment
Published 9 years ago

I decided to get rid of all my stuff and learned to live more with much less

by Regina Wong in Voices
Published 9 years ago

Talking about mental health is embarrassing, expensive, and difficult. This has got to change

by Joe Earle in Issues
Published 9 years ago

A cattle herder in Cameroon, a brain surgeon in Texas, a farmer in Yorkshire: a look at working days around the world

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 9 years ago

Why your hot friends are ruining your love life: avoiding the pitfalls of modern dating

by Olivia Wills in Entertainment
Published 9 years ago

Leaving that dead-end job for a new life in the ‘sharing economy’

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 9 years ago

Does the new the UK national living wage still mean ‘livin’ on a prayer’ for those earning it?

by Daniel Lapedus in Issues
Published 9 years ago

Why my habit of getting drunk every weekend really isn’t my fault

by Ioan Marc Jones in Entertainment
Published 9 years ago

“I’d feel like I could talk more about economics if…”

by Economy Team in Voices
Published 9 years ago

Why people should only work six hours a day

by Ioan Marc Jones in Entertainment
Published 9 years ago

These five refugees are building furniture from boats used to cross the Med

by Francesca Ferrario in Issues
Published 9 years ago

Talking to my Granny taught me more about economics than my degree

by Charlie McCurdy in Voices
Published 9 years ago

Is it time to rethink our approach to work?

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 9 years ago

Getting a bank account can be tricky when you’re homeless, so here’s how I did it

by DM Traylor in Issues
Published 9 years ago

My journey from Post Office apprentice to UK Treasury economist

by Andy Ross in Voices

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