Black Friday still rules
After weeks of plugging increasingly inviting discounts, retailers in the United States and several other countries are preparing for prime time: Black Friday, the bargain bonanza that still reigns as the unofficial kickoff of the holiday shopping season even if it's lost some luster.
UK electric car production drops with firms 'under pressure'
The trade body for the sector says these are "deeply concerning times" for the UK's car industry.
At plastic treaty talks, no united front for industry
Is virgin plastic production vital or completely unsustainable? For the industry lobbyists at UN talks on plastic pollution, the answer is far from unanimous.
Review of bovine TB approach 'an insult', says farmers' union
A wildlife cull is not the first resort for tackling bTB, the Chief Veterinary Officer has said.
The Greater Manchester pension pot critics say is ‘funding climate change and war’
Campaigners are calling to end investments in fossil fuels.
Israel’s First Wave-Energy Power Plant to Be Launches at Jaffa Port
At the heart of this setup are floaters, which rise and fall with the motion of the waves. This movement drives a hydraulic motor and generator, located onshore, to produce electricity.
The GST Christmas 'holiday'
Being in opposition comes with the crucial responsibility of holding government accountable—a duty I take very seriously. The role demands thorough due diligence and scrutiny of government policies and actions.
Joburg residents may face higher water restrictions if consumption keeps climbing
Joburg Water hosted a media briefing on Thursday morning to provide an update on the state of water supply in the city and within the troubled Commando system.
10 archive photographs recalling Gosforth, Newcastle, in the 1970s and 1980s
One of the region's most popular suburbs, Gosforth officially became part of Newcastle upon Tyne in 1974
Warning issued to shoppers after e-bike battery sparks house fire
More than 2,000 Londoners are said to be looking to get a bargain e-bike or e-scooter ion this year's deals, with one in five saying they would consider taking advantage of the cut-price day.
Major UK department store shuts big branch in busy shopping centre
The department store chain has been closing branches as it battles to stay relevant in the brutal retail landscape, and the loss of its Bluewater store will be a blow to the shopping centre
HPZ Token scam: ED attaches Rs 106-cr assets of Chinese entities in India, Dubai
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Thursday attached movable and immovable properties in India and Dubai valued at Rs.106.20 crore belonging to the accused, including Chinese-linked shell firms,...
Angry suppliers chase McVerry Trust over alleged unpaid debts
A growing number of creditors are taking action against the troubled Peter McVerry Trust to force the charity to pay debts allegedly owed.
HMRC will pay you for tax evasion tip-offs as £1m handed to whistleblowers
Almost double the amount was paid out in the past year to those who reported a suspected tax cheat
Stockport’s Metrolink plan to 'move ahead' next year
Andy Burnham said there is a 'firm commitment' to expanding the network.
Youths in Meghalaya lack financial literacy and skills: Conrad Sangma
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma said on Thursday that the youths in the state lack financial literacy and skills and a joint initiative between the Education Department and National Stock...
First WealthTek customers receive money and assets in the wake of fraud scandal
Administrators handling the wealth management firm's affairs said they recognised the hardship that clients and their families faced
Preliminary talks held with funding agencies for Hyderabad Metro phase II, says HAML MD
Hyderabad Metro Rail Phase II project secures funding from international financial organizations, aiming for 76.4 km expansion.
Hyderabad | 12-15 months for new metro train sets to be commissioned: L&TMRH MD
Hyderabad Metro Rail to add new train sets, aiming to increase passenger capacity and reduce environmental impact.
Kerala government, Adani sign agreement to complete Vizhinjam project by 2028
Vizhinjam port extends project period, enhances container handling capacity, and secures revenue share in new agreement.
Eir to pay penalty of €2.8m after ComReg investigation
Telecoms company eir is to pay a penalty of €2.8m, after regulator ComReg found the company had not complied with some of its obligations around making its infrastructure available for other providers to use.
Host community representative speaks on Port Harcourt refinery’s full operation claim
The Nigerian government said the Port Harcourt refinery began 70 per cent opearton.
K-Pop group NewJeans split from agency in mistreatment row
The split is the latest in a year-long controversy that has involved a workplace harassment hearing.
Armies making great progress in implementing settlement: China
Armies of India and China making great progress in implementing disengagement agreement in eastern Ladakh, with resumed patrolling.
Centre to offload 25 lakh tonnes of wheat in open market to bring down price
The Centre has decided that Food Corporation of India (FCI) will offload 25 lakh metric tonnes of wheat under the Open Market Sales Scheme 2024 to bring down prices of the cereal in the market, the...
Fatal Crashes: FRSC vows to revoke driving licences, prosecute offenders
"Fleet Operators who fail to meet certification standards twice will be suspended from operation," the FRSC chief said.
UK's priciest areas where first-time buyers are 'rushing to beat' stamp duty deadline
Rightmove said first-time buyers in higher-priced areas of England are set to be worst affected by the stamp duty change
National Seed Congress: Farmers must get high-quality seeds, fertilizers, says Agriculture Minister
The 13th National Seed Congress in Varanasi aims to address climate change, crop diseases, and seed quality issues.
Numsa 'has no option' but to end its wage strike at ArcelorMittal
The National Metalworkers Union of South Africa (Numsa) has agreed to terminate its strike at ArcelorMittal South Africa.
Fife farmer warns ‘dying is not an option’ if inheritance tax plans go ahead
The 57-year-old revealed he and his two brothers could be hit with a bill of more than £1 million when their father – now 86 – dies.
Centre clears scheme for development of 40 tourist destinations across 23 States at a cost of ₹3,295 crore
Union approves ₹3,295 crore interest-free loans for tourism development in 23 States, focusing on lesser-known destinations and job creation.
Why retailers still see Black Friday as the high point of the holiday shopping season
NEW YORK (AP) — After weeks of plugging increasingly inviting discounts, retailers in the United States and several other countries are preparing for prime time: Black Friday, the bargain bonanza that still reigns as the unofficial kickoff of...
Conor McGregor waxwork removed from museum
The National Wax Museum Plus says it removed the figure two weeks ago in light of his civil trial.
Greens slammed after Brighton's iconic i360 attraction went bust
The owner of the 531 ft observation tower, Brighton i360 Ltd, has filed for insolvency, blaming bad weather and the cost-of-living crisis for poor visitor numbers.
How ex-minister Mamman spent N20m Mambilla project fund on one-year hotel lodging – Witness
“The documents are our invoices in respect to payment for one bedroom rental from 30 August 2019 and August 2020 and the amount is N20 million,” the witness said.
India at centre stage of global optimism: CDS Gen Anil Chauhan
New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS): Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) Gen Anil Chauhan said on Thursday India is at the centre stage of global optimism today while underlining that the country's landscape necessitates a self-reliant defence sector.
Port health and safety code kicks in
An approved code of practice for loading and unloading cargo at ports or on ships comes into effect today.
Sindh govt unveils ‘comprehensive’ plan to address power challenges
Initiative includes distribution of 200,000 solar energy units to low-consumption households, says Nasir Shah.
Murad orders timely completion of foreign-funded uplift projects in Sindh
CM told door-to-door property tax survey in Karachi is in an advanced stage; contracts for construction of garbage transfer stations awarded to Chinese firms.
GrandWest Casino battles punters over R6m slot glitch
Claims they unlawfully withdrew R2.59m of credits from their loyalty programme cards.
Government to appeal latest Nelson Tenths ruling
A High Court ruling would see iwi at the top of the South Island entitled to thousands of hectares of land and millions of dollars.
Judges slam Serious Fraud Office overreach and oppressive orders
Politicians must decide what to do about the SFO, which has been found to routinely abuse its draconian powers, Newsroom's Tim Murphy writes.
At plastic treaty talks, no united front for industry
NGO coalition calls for cutting plastic production at least 75pc by 2040.
In Bosnia, the path to renewables runs through its coal mines
Bosnia's largest underground mine faces uncertain future as country aims to decarbonize by 2050, impacting coal industry and economy.
SBP reserves jump $2.2bn since July
Details show that SBP’s reserves increased to $10.73 in September and $11.203bn in October.
Carpet makers seek cut in customs duties
Exports dropped to $19m year-on-year in July-October FY25.
Petrol, diesel prices may stay mostly unchanged
Exchange rate moves slightly in favour of the rupee.
’Everything is expensive!’ Bolivia faces a shocking economic collapse
Bolivia faces severe fuel shortages, economic turmoil, and rising food prices, causing frustration and unrest among its citizens.
Group exhibition to honour retired JBDC boss Valerie Veira
VALERIE VEIRA is regarded in certain quarters as Jamaica’s ‘mother of the micro, small and medium-sized enterprises sector’ because of her indefatigable efforts in pushing for the development of the said sector. She retired recently from her chief...
Jamaicans encouraged to play active role in youth empowerment
Jamaicans are being encouraged to play a more active role in shaping the next generation of citizens by actively engaging in mentorship programmes that inspire and empower the nation’s youth. Minister of State in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs...
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