Combined fine of £168m imposed on three water companies for sewage failures
Three water companies are facing a combined fine of £168m after a series of failings, including over sewage treatment. The ...
House building leads to construction industry’s ‘roaring’ success
The United Kingdom’s construction industry is showing signs of a potential upturn, according to a recent survey. S&P Global’s purchasing ...
CrowdStrike is the Latest Example of the “Brussels Effect”
Jennifer Huddleston In July 2024, millions of individuals and businesses found their lives disrupted by a global IT outage caused ...
Warm weather boosts UK retail sales in July, but big purchases still lag behind
The delayed arrival of warm summer weather led to a rebound in UK retail sales in July, according to industry ...
Over 30 Chinese firms cut ties with PwC amid Beijing’s pressure over Evergrande scandal
PwC has seen a significant loss of major clients in China following pressure from Beijing, urging state-owned companies to sever ...
Italy’s First Pure EV Brand, AEHRA, Unveils Model Names and Funding Strategy
AEHRA, a leading Italian automotive brand, has announced the names of its first two models, the Impeto SUV and the ...
Google found in breach of monopoly laws over online searches
A US federal judge has ruled that Google violated monopoly laws by leveraging its market dominance in online searches to ...
The Meaning of Revolution
Live at Mises University in Auburn Alabama, Ryan and Tho look at the methods of radical libertarians in light of ...
Exploitation in the fashion industry?
Accusations are aimed at the fashion industry of "exploiting" their models and other workers. Yet, it is much easier to ...
Rachel Reeves hints at debt-to-GDP measure change to unlock £17bn for budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has left open the possibility of altering a key measure of the UK’s debt, a move that ...
