NeXT
Coverage of NeXT in the Nexus archive.
- Steve Jobs in Exile is a fine profile of Jobs' years at NeXT
The article discusses the book 'Steve Jobs in Exile,' which profiles Jobs' time at NeXT. It also describes the author's experience as a Mac enthusiast in the late 1990s, including reading tech books like 'Fire in the Valley' and 'Where Wizards Stay Up Late.'
- UK retailers call for £2.60 small parcels charge to close customs loophole
UK retailers Marks & Spencer, Primark, and Next are urging the government to implement a £2.60 charge on small parcels to close a customs loophole that currently benefits Chinese competitors. The proposed policy aims to address perceived unfair advantages in cross-border trade.
- Labour tax hikes have caused 'dramatic fall' in entry-level jobs, says Next boss Lord Wolfson
Labour's tax hikes have led to a significant decline in entry-level jobs, according to Lord Wolfson, the chairman of Next. The statement highlights concerns about the economic impact of increased taxation on employment opportunities.
- Next boss warns over ‘dramatic fall’ in UK entry-level jobs
Next's CEO, Lord Wolfson, warns of a 'dramatic fall' in UK entry-level jobs, citing a surge in applicants per role from 10 to 19 in two years. The comments align with the Milburn report, which is expected to conclude the government has failed to address youth unemployment effectively.
- Bookkeeper stole £1.4million from company so she could splurge on a Harley Davidson motorcycle and £87,000 in Next
A bookkeeper stole £1.4 million from her company to purchase a Harley Davidson motorcycle and £87,000 worth of items from Next. The embezzlement was uncovered, highlighting the misuse of financial responsibilities for personal luxury.
- Iconic high-street shoe shop is closing 10 stores as part of takeover deal with Next
Iconic high-street shoe shop is closing 10 stores as part of a takeover deal with Next. The closures are part of a strategic restructuring following the acquisition.
- Next chief executive Simon Wolfson paid record £7m last year
Next CEO Simon Wolfson received a record £7 million pay package in 2023 and could earn up to £9.27 million in 2024 after the company increased his salary and bonuses, citing sustained outperformance and pay below FTSE 100 averages. Next also raised its profit guidance by £8 million for the year to January 2027.
- I was £15k in debt trying to pay off six credit cards and Klarna and Next accounts on a teacher's salary. Now I've cleared it all by following 7 simple rules you haven't heard before - here's how
A teacher successfully eliminated £15,000 in debt across multiple credit cards and buy-now-pay-later services by implementing seven personal financial rules. The article details a practical debt repayment strategy that transformed their financial situation on a modest teacher's salary.