New cryptoasset rules to drive growth and protect consumers
Firms offering services for cryptoassets like Bitcoin and Ethereum will be subject to clear new rules, boosting investor confidence and driving growth through the Plan for Change.
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Global surge in energy innovation as TERA-Award draws record-breaking 785 entries
In a testament to the accelerating global push for climate tech solutions, this year’s TERA-Award has drawn innovators from around the world, shattering previous participation records.
Ascott’s multi-typology strategy fuels expansion in Asia, Africa and the Middle East, surpassing 17,400 Ascott-branded units
The Ascott Limited (Ascott), the wholly owned lodging business unit of CapitaLand Investment (CLI), is accelerating the global growth of its eponymous flagship brand, Ascott, under the company's newly unveiled multi-typology strategy.
Artemis Aerospace explores how AI is changing the game for consignment stock and inventory
AI is enabling industries across the globe to take quantum leaps in the way they operate, and the aerospace component supply sector is no exception.
Heathrow Airport targets Black Country manufacturers with new global opportunities
Black Country manufacturers are being encouraged to tap into the capacity of Heathrow Airport in a bid to boost global opportunities.
Record-breaking monopile installation sets a solid foundation for ScottishPower’s biggest-ever offshore windfarm
The offshore construction programme for ScottishPower’s biggest-ever renewables project is officially underway with the installation of the first foundation for the green energy company’s £4 billion East Anglia THREE offshore windfarm.
Mixed start to 2025 for business as sales hit by tariffs and other challenges – Chamber report
Businesses across Greater Birmingham have seen a mixed start to 2025 – with sales in the manufacturing sector hit by a “challenging environment” and new US trade tariffs.
BSV Association and EU4Advice set the agenda at Green Minds Gather: Advancing governance and traceability in EU Agrifood
BSV Association (BSVA) have announce its support and initiative alignment with EU4Advice at Green Minds Gather, a key agrifood policy event taking place at Copenhagen Business School in Denmark, from April 29th – 30th.
YouGov poll reveals British businesses are more concerned about April tax rises than Trump tariffs
The research, commissioned by Price Bailey via YouGov and Censuswide, sampled over 100 MPs and over 700 business owners and board level executives.
easyJet puts spring 2026 flights on sale from Birmingham Airport
easyJet has put its spring 2026 schedule on sale today providing customers in Birmingham and the Midlands with even more choice to book an early getaway next year.
Stepping up on security is our duty – says Chancellor, Reeves
Chancellor Rachel Reeves told her fellow European finance ministers that working people across Britain and Europe are depending on us to shore up their security.
Anisa Khan reveals why Dean Franklin won ‘The Apprentice’
Anisa Khan revealed the real reason Dean Franklin won ‘The Apprentice’.
Nikhil Rathi reappointed as Chief Executive of the Financial Conduct Authority
The Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed the reappointment of Nikhil Rathi as Chief Executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for a second five-year term until September 2030.
Kempinski Hotels extends strategic partnership with BTG Hotels to grow luxury hospitality offering in China
Building on over 30 years of partnership in the luxury industry in China, Kempinski Hotels and BTG Hotels (Group) Co., Ltd. (BTG Hotels) have announced a new chapter in their strategic partnership in China.
Ascott aims to double India portfolio to 12,000 units by 2028 and commits to grow India as a key outbound source market
The Ascott Limited (Ascott), the lodging business unit wholly owned by CapitaLand Investment (CLI), plans to double its portfolio in India to 12,000 units by 2028, up from about 5,500 units at the end of 2024.
As global uncertainty rises, Ireland’s hiring market holds firm – but talent pressure persists..........
As protectionist policies and economic uncertainty re-emerge on the global stage particularly in the U.S., where Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs are unsettling trade and tech sectors Ireland’s recruitment market is quietly proving its resilience.
