Delta returns to Britain (and it’s not a virus)
Delta Air Lines is scaling towards Britain. The easing of travel rules from the US, which means that fully vaccinated travellers no longer have to be quarantined upon…
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UK lags behind the rest of the World in restoring air traffic
Due to severe British travel restrictions, the recovery of British Airways has been far behind European competitors in recent months. Now that the quarantine requirement is being abolished…
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Scientists warn against lifting the quarantine: they like to work from home
Governments and scientists strongly criticise the removal of virtually all coronavirus restrictions in Britain, starting next Monday. According to them, prime minister Boris Johnson’s decision is ‘a threat…
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In IT, Innovation and Startups
Kenes Rakishev considers Spanish move to support EV industry a great idea
Spanish government announced the plan to invest $5.1 billion in electrical vehicles. The plan includes support of automotive companies that manufacture the vehicles, battery suppliers and charging stations.…
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Gap is closed: US fashion chain failed to conquer the European markets
Gap has to close all 81 stores in the UK and Ireland. The American fashion brand remains active online – it is an euphemism for a miserable failure.…
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BNB price prediction: Binance coin got banned in UK and reoriented to Asia
Expectations for the growth of BNB quotes are fuelled by the growing trading volumes on the crypto market. The history of the BNB cryptocurrency began quite modestly in…
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Lidl aims to have 1000 stores by the end of the year 2023
Lidl has reached the milestone of 860 stores in Great Britain. This forms part of Lidl’s £1.3bn investment plans for 2021 and 2022, which includes opening 50 new…
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Don’t blame fossil fuels alone: we are over-consuming and over-producing
In the UK, Amazon destroys millions of unsold products every year, new and often unused products, revealing ITV channel. Everything goes there, from hair dryers to face masks,…
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Australia and China to clash in WTO: the battle will take years and end in nothing
China has sued Australia at the World Trade Organisation (WTO). Beijing considers that punitive duties imposed by the Australian government against the People’s Republic are unjustified. It is…
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Oil is back: demand will go to the pre-COVID levels in 2022
The demand for crude oil will return to pre-coronavirus levels by the end of next year, but the low vaccination rate in emerging economies means that the crisis…
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