China experienced a slowdown in growth in both its manufacturing and services activities in April, indicating a sluggish start to the second quarter for the world’s No. 2 economy. Despite…
Businesses want the government to offer tax incentives to invest in employee health as firms start to grapple with worsening health and an ageing population, a new report shows. Research…
Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel heaped praise on Englishman Jude Bellingham yesterday, describing the 20-year-old Real Madrid midfielder as “extraordinary” ahead of their Uefa Champions League tie tomorrow. Tuchel and…
If you can’t beat them, join them. That’s what content providers including news publications are currently doing as they battle to protect their business models from big tech’s artificial intelligence…
Has spring finally sprung? Have those April showers given way to beer gardens and champers at the cricket? Not quite. The first three rounds of this year’s County Championship have…
Premier League clubs have taken another step closer to implementing a spending cap for the first time in the competition’s history. A majority of clubs on Monday voted in favour…
The Rugby Football Union, RFU, and Premiership Rugby have finally agreed a new Premiership Game Partnership, worth £264m, which will shape the English game for the next eight years. It…
After Humza Yousaf dramatically, and emotionally, announced his resignation as First Minister this morning, thoughts immediately turned to who might be in the frame to replace him. Leading Scotland’s government…
Commuters are set for more disruption in May as train drivers stage another wave of strikes in a long-running dispute over pay and conditions. Members of the Aslef union will…
Labour’s plans to renationalise Britain’s rail network have been touted as the “biggest reform of our railways in a generation.” Nationalisation is something of a buzzword in political campaigning. Voters…