The global economy's underpinnings are changing in a big way, which will help some industries while hurting others.
Sentiment in the retail sector deteriorated at the fastest pace since November 2020.
Chelsea in Bloom 2022: The free floral event, coinciding with Chelsea Flower Show, is inspired by the Queen's Platinum Jubilee with the theme, 'British Icons'.
Joining markets across the world, the FTSE 100 ended down 29.09 points to 7484.35, a drop of 0.4%.
Retailer to shut 32 more stores in next three years, and expects profits to flatline in year ahead
Natural gas buyers in Asia and Europe are seeking to lock in supplies via long-term contracts as a buffer against volatile global prices, industry executives said, in moves that will reverse the last decade's trend of increasing spot purchases. Fears of disruptions in Russian gas to Europe and low inventories led the continent to import record volumes of spot liquefied natural gas (LNG), driving prices to all-time highs earlier this year and sparking energy security concerns among buyers globally. Years of low investments mean new supplies are scarce while Russian supplies are at risk just as more countries have switched from coal to gas to meet climate targets over the past couple of years when LNG prices had been low.
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Twitter’s board has been thrown into turmoil after investors ousted one of Elon Musk’s key allies while Jack Dorsey stepped away.
Selwyn Stein, whose company advises businesses on exporting goods, said all trade agreements were problematic
Landlords are facing a ‘real dilemma’ in dealing with the rising cost of living, research from The Landlord Works suggests.
London's long-delayed and over-budget Crossrail finally opened to passengers on Tuesday, offering faster journeys from Heathrow Airport and Berkshire in the west to Essex in the east through a series of new, long tunnels under Britain's capital. The railway, which has been renamed the "Elizabeth" line in honour of Queen Elizabeth, is expected to carry 200 million people a year and will increase London's rail capacity by 10%, according to Transport for London (TfL). London Mayor Sadiq Khan and Transport for London Commissioner Andy Byford travelled on the first westbound service that departed Paddington at 06:33 am (0533 GMT), accompanied by hundreds of rail enthusiasts and a few commuters.
The founder of a London-based burger chain has slammed “bullsh*t” sustainability claims by restaurants as the company becomes the first national chain to move to regeneratively farmed beef to tackle its carbon emissions. Honest Burgers will revise its supply chains to scrap abattoirs in favour of working directly with farmers to ensure cattle are farmed sustainably. Honest Burgers CEO Tom Barton said: ”We want people to be more selective about the meat they do eat.”
The Rail, Maritime and Transport union’s leaders will now decide when to call strikes, which will bring huge parts of the network to a standstill.
International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva on Wednesday said she worries less about the risk that the war in Ukraine and a further slowdown in China might trigger a global recession than she does about the strength of the trend toward economic and political fragmentation. "What worries us more," she continued, "is the risk that we are going to walk into a world with more fragmentation, with trade blocs and currency blocs, separating what was up to now still an integrated world economy." Georgieva's remarks echoed a prominent concern overhanging this week's delayed reboot of the annual gathering of global business and government leaders in the Swiss Alps: That events like Russia's invasion of Ukraine is indicative that the era of globalization that had prevailed for the past three decades is on its last legs.
The competition watchdog found BDS Fuels had unlawfully locked customers into repeat ‘exclusivity contracts’, with a £350 fee to leave.
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The finale to the top-flight football season resulted in the highest ever data traffic peak on the network on Sunday afternoon.
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