Green shipping corridors gaining momentum
Ports around the world are investing in green fuels to allow cargo ships to sail carbon-free.
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Nasdaq on the hunt for more UK firms to list in US
The US stock exchange wants to lure more companies from London to raise investor cash in New York instead.
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Sellafield boss hits back at safety failure claims
Speaking to the BBC, the nuclear site's boss rejects hacking claims and accusations of safety failings.
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Network Rail manager for stranded passenger line quits
Passengers were stuck in cold and dark carriages recently after overhead electric cables were damaged.
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Netflix: What the viewing figures actually tell us about viewing habits
The Night Agent and The Mother were among the streamer's biggest hits in the first half of 2023.
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Homebuyers’ stress over impact of CTS cyber-attack
Property completions were affected after the IT services provider was hit more than three weeks ago.
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The secret sauce for Taiwan’s chip superstardom
How an island that exported t-shirts and sugar turned into the world's largest silicon chip factory.
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More big shipping firms stop Red Sea routes after attacks
MSC, the world's largest shipping group, becomes the fourth company to divert ships following attacks.
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Tata Steel: Unions infighting grows ahead of jobs meeting
Community and the GMB are at loggerheads with Unite over a battle to save up to 3,000 jobs at Tata.
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Petrol prices fall to lowest level in two years
The RAC motoring group says its data shows the average price of a litre of unleaded is £1.43.
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