Businesses & Economy
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Technology Tackles Smelly Industrial Sites
As communities face persistent odours from landfills and factories, new monitoring technologies are being deployed to track and reduce smells…
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How a Chinese-Made Toy Reaches US Shelves
A toy’s journey from a factory in Guangdong to a US store involves design, manufacturing, logistics, and tariffs. This article…
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Backlash Over Data Centres Shapes US Midterm Elections
Growing public opposition to data centre expansion is influencing political debates across the US, with lawmakers from both parties adjusting…
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How ‘Spray and Pray’ AI Job Applications Can Backfire
Graduates are using AI to boost job applications, but misuse risks ethical breaches and hiring of less capable candidates. A…
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Meta’s Image Crisis and Business Growth
Despite a growing backlash over youth mental health and privacy concerns, Meta's business continues to expand. A new film portrays…
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How Long Will Humans Be Needed for Translation?
AI now handles most translations, but humans remain essential for high-stakes content. Experts say accuracy and context still require human…
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Bumble Shares Surge in $1bn Takeover Rumors
Bumble's stock jumps 50% after reports of a $1bn takeover by technology firm Ithaca. Valuation reaches a level far below…
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Is Public Ownership Making Trains Run on Time?
Publicly owned rail services face challenges in reliability. Experts warn that early results don't prove improvement. Structural changes and infrastructure…
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Rural UK Communities Struggle with Soaring Heating Oil Prices
As winter approaches, rural residents relying on heating oil face steep price rises. Without regulation, fuel costs fluctuate sharply, impacting…
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Education Minister Pushes Back on Holiday Hunger Bill
The Northern Ireland education minister has proposed amendments to delay holiday food payments, sparking criticism from campaigners and opposition parties.
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