Türkiye emerges as key alternative trade and logistics hub
ISTANBUL Türkiye has been preparing since 2007 to capitalize on shifting global trade routes by diversifying…
Net zero ‘will cost households £1,400 a year by 2030’ – The Times
Net zero ‘will cost households £1,400 a year by 2030’ The TimesUK Electricity Prices Remain High Despite VAT Cut:…
Number of UK millionaires ‘falls to lowest level since 2008 financial crisis’
The number of people with over six figures to their name has fallen to 442,000 in 2025 —…
California ranks as nation’s 15th best business climate. Who’s No. 1? – San Diego Union-Tribune
Nobody ever said California was an easy place to do business. Yet, even with all the grumbling about…
Israel tourism crisis deepens as hotel occupancy drops to 44%
Following the second round of war with Iran in March, known as Operation Roaring Lion, and the subsequent…
Shop price inflation slows amid warnings of pressures on the horizon
Shop price inflation slowed in July in positive news for households, but growing pressures remain on the horizon,…
Three Banks Still Dominate Morocco’s Banking Sector
Casablanca – Three banking groups continued to dominate Morocco’s banking sector in 2025, accounting for nearly two-thirds of…
China hits back at criticism over excess industrial capacity as more US tariffs loom
HONG KONG — HONG KONG (AP) — China pushed back Tuesday against claims of overcapacity in the world’s…
Australia to build first new oil refinery in 60 years after petrol shortages
Australians had told themselves that “there would always be someone else, somewhere else, who would sell us what…
Malaga province’s labour market unable to absorb strong workforce growth despite its dynamism
Malaga province has set a new employment record, according to the labour force survey (EPA). This rise, however,…
Guernsey energy prices rise by 19% in a year -report
Energy prices are up by 19% and retail prices indices (RPI) inflation rose to 4.3%, according to a…
Guernsey inflation rate climbs to 4.3%
Prices increased 4.3% in the year ending 30 June, up from 4% at the end of the previous…