Why Britain needs pragmatism not political dogma; the fallout from the US-China faultline; and how knowledge and speed shape prosperity
Diversification to cushion impact of rising prices is needed
Payments company opens San Francisco base and reduces Tencent’s holding in US pivot
Setting unrealistic EV regulations only to adjust them when consumers do not show up is a recipe for turmoil
Alexander Wynaendts has reduced his other board commitments after investor criticism
Paris guarded names of private banks holding world’s second biggest accumulation of immobilised Russian state funds
We need to look at the causes of the country’s dire economic performance
A lack of electricity for new data centres could deflate the AI ‘bubble’
England's Ashes campaign faces severe criticism after a 0-2 deficit, with 'Bazball' under fire. Former player Geoffrey Boycott lambasted the team's batting, bowling, and fielding, calling their approach a 'horror show.' He questioned individual performances and the team's insular mindset, suggesting a drastic turnaround is needed to salvage the series.
Old-school games and play areas — where nothing glows, pings or scrolls — are being amped up in luxe family-friendly residences
The rise of the Labubu, return of Lily Allen, death of Giorgio Armani and ubiquity of Lauren Sánchez Bezos all shaped the industry this year
EU countries remain reluctant to recognise qualifications from elsewhere in the bloc, causing one of many barriers to growth
President Prabowo Subianto has centralised power and forged close ties with the military, raising concerns about autocratic creep
This time, the world is listening
Marrying top sound systems with stylish, often striking interiors, these havens for vinyl devotees are giving the city’s nightlife a fresh beat
Moves to curb proxy advisers and passive investment giants chip away at foundations of shareholder capitalism
Brazil’s Banco Master was one entrepreneur’s ticket to riches but collapsed last month amid allegations of a $2.3bn fraud
One man has been arrested on suspicion of assault as police launch a manhunt to trace remaining suspects
Chalhoub Group executive chairman Patrick Chalhoub and CEO Michael Chalhoub reflect on a legacy forged through resilience, reinvention and a commitment to partnerships.
International air transport sector-owned technology company SITA and global private sector travel and tourism industry non-profit promotion entity, the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), have issued a joint report on how countries could use the latest technologies and forward-looking digital visa policies to provide seamless travel while maintaining security. The report was entitled 'Better Borders: Enhance Security, Boost Tourism, Facilitate Seamless Travel & Drive Economic Growth'. Using current systems... Читать дальше...
Brandon Stadium has stood derelict for almost a decade and there's been increasing complaints of it being an 'eyesore'
The borough has been chosen as one of 95 places across the UK to receive Pride in Place funding
See the moon phase expected for December 8, 2025 as well as when the next full moon is expected.
