UK economy surged before Iran conflict but stagflation now looms for Britain’s SMEs
Britain’s economy was firing on more cylinders than the City had dared hope in the weeks before Israel and Iran went to war, but small...
Britain’s first major AI data centre sparks net zero clash as gas power plans revealed
Britain’s drive to establish itself as a global artificial intelligence powerhouse is heading for a direct confrontation with its legally binding climate commitments, after planning...
UK steelmakers face 77% electricity price gap as Middle East war deepens competitiveness crisis
Britain’s steel producers are sounding the alarm over a widening electricity price chasm with European rivals, warning that the escalating Middle East war has pushed...
Finding Satoshi: The Code, the Mystery, and the People Who Spent Four Years Unraveling Both
Bitcoin has no headquarters, no board of directors, and no founder willing to take credit. In the eighteen years since the white paper appeared under...
Why Procurement Automation Is Really About Rules
For a long time, procurement software was sold as a productivity story. It promised fewer email chains, quicker approvals, cleaner supplier records and less paperwork...
Reeves unveils 25% electricity bill cut for 10,000 manufacturers as energy costs bite
Rachel Reeves has pledged to slash electricity bills by up to a quarter for more than 10,000 British manufacturers, in a move Whitehall hopes will...