The UK government has unveiled a massive £55 billion R&D funding package targeting critical sectors from quantum computing to medical technology. This long-term investment aims to create jobs and drive economic growth through strategic public-private partnerships.
While UK headlines focus on domestic struggles, British businesses are quietly achieving remarkable trade success in Southeast Asia. UK investment in ASEAN nations tripled to $19 billion last year, quadrupling French investment and positioning Britain as the region’s fourth largest investor.
InstaVolt is deploying the UK’s first battery storage system directly connected to ultra-rapid EV chargers at M6 motorway services. This innovative approach could solve grid constraints while ensuring reliable charging during peak demand periods.
PwC’s growth has slowed for the third consecutive year while competitors Deloitte and EY accelerate. The firm cut thousands of jobs and faces a massive hiring goal deadline. What’s behind the Big Four divergence?
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is pushing for a Gulf trade agreement to boost economic growth ahead of November’s budget. However, independent fiscal watchdogs question whether trade deals can realistically fill the projected £20-30bn fiscal gap.
A UK tribunal has ruled against Apple in a landmark antitrust case over App Store fees. The court found Apple’s 30% commission eliminated competition and violated UK and EU law, awarding approximately $2 billion in damages to millions of UK iOS users.
In a landmark ruling that parallels the ongoing Epic Games litigation, the UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal has reportedly ordered Apple to pay approximately $2 billion in damages for anticompetitive App Store practices, according to court documents and statements from the claimant’s representatives.
Major European aerospace companies are joining forces to create a new space venture aimed at competing with industry leader SpaceX. The collaboration involves companies from five European nations and follows the model of defense consortium MBDA.
Three of Europe’s largest aerospace corporations are establishing a joint venture to compete in the rapidly expanding space market, according to reports from industry sources. Airbus, Leonardo, and Thales are leading the initiative, which aims to position Europe as a significant player in the global space industry.
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