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UK needs up to one year to evaluate ARM/NVidia deal

15th November 2021 Chris Kimble

In Money Matters

Shell prepares an ‘unpleasant surprise’: the company moves to UK

15th November 2021 Charles Sizemore

UK troops are assisting Poles at the EU borders

In Foreign Affairs

UK troops are assisting Poles at the EU borders

13th November 2021 Charles Sizemore

The United Kingdom is helping Poland at the border by sending a small unit of its army. There are still groups of refugees trying to enter the European…

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The odds for the dollar are at the top: a higher inflation paradox

In Money Matters

The odds for the dollar are at the top: a higher inflation paradox

12th November 2021 Matthew P.

On Friday, the euro recorded around $ 1,1440 in an alert market, which is not expected to experience any major impulses today. The odds for the dollar are…

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Equinor and Royal Dutch Shell are invited to sign a contract with Tanzania

In Money Matters

Equinor and Royal Dutch Shell are invited to sign a contract with Tanzania

12th November 2021 Chris Kimble

Tanzania wants to sign agreements with companies led by Norwegian Equinor and Royal Dutch Shell within six months, a step by which the African country wants to reinvigorate…

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EU and UK rift over Northern Ireland widens

In Domestic Affairs

EU and UK rift over Northern Ireland widens

11th November 2021 David Stevenson

Could the ongoing Brexit conflict around Northern Ireland suddenly result in distorted trade relations and perhaps even sanctions? And what does that mean for companies that trade across…

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In IT, Innovation and Startups

British consumers demand compensation from Google

10th November 2021 Matthew P.

Greta fans praise trains, but there is a problem: dieselpunk is striking back

In Domestic Affairs

Greta fans praise trains, but there is a problem: dieselpunk is striking back

7th November 2021 Matthew Weller

Because electricity is so expensive, British rail companies are forced to take electric locomotives off the track and replace them with diesels. That happens also during the climate…

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Trusty Joe’s earmarking fair just got one trillion backing

In Foreign Affairs

Trusty Joe’s earmarking fair just got one trillion backing

7th November 2021 David Stevenson

The United States House of Representatives voted in favour of Joe Biden’s infrastructure plans, who can now sign the bill for implementation. This was announced Saturday morning. Joe…

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Apple hired another high-ranking Tesla engineer: is it a sign of iCar coming?

In IT, Innovation and Startups

Apple hired another high-ranking Tesla engineer: is it a sign of iCar coming?

6th November 2021 Helen Rush

Apple has again hired a former high-ranking Tesla technician to speed up its plans for its own electric car. Musk had said that his company would be almost…

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