The North Sea oil and gas sector stands at a crossroads following the publication of the latest North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) Reserves and Resources Report. The report reveals that
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Saudi Arabia has intensified its ambitions in the technology sector by investing more than $1bn (£744m) into Magic Leap, a Florida-based firm developing mixed reality headsets designed to compete with
Oura, the Finnish-founded maker of health tracking smart rings, has achieved a remarkable new valuation of $11 billion following its latest investment round. The company successfully raised $900 million, with
Mission Mars, the fast-growing hospitality group behind Rudy’s pizzerias and Albert’s Schloss beer halls, is considering a sale of its business that could exceed £100 million. The Manchester-based company has
Parkinson’s disease has long been considered intractable from a clinical and financial perspective. The debilitating tremors experienced by patients arise from a deficit of dopamine within the brain, often only
Pressure is mounting on the government to compel defined contribution pension schemes to increase their investments in UK equities, as concerns grow over the future of Britain’s stock market and
Nvidia, the world’s most valuable company, is set to invest $500 million in Wayve, the British self-driving car technology developer, in a move that highlights the soaring international interest in
Nvidia, the US technology giant, has committed £500 million to Nscale, an AI infrastructure start-up based in London. The announcement, made during President Trump’s state visit, marks a significant step
Dr Aseem Malhotra’s address at the recent Reform UK party conference in Birmingham sent ripples through the pharmaceutical sector and political circles alike. Known for his vocal opposition to Covid19
Britain’s pharmaceutical sector has been thrust into sharp focus as the government pledges urgent action to resolve a standoff with multinational drug companies. In the aftermath of several high-profile withdrawals
Merck, the renowned US pharmaceuticals giant known as MSD across Europe, has abandoned plans for a £1 billion research centre in London—a significant blow for the UK life sciences sector.
An unexpected breakthrough by three British biologists could revolutionise the way breast milk is stored, presenting both health and commercial prospects for families and investors alike. BoobyBiome, a biotechnology start-up
Coventry-based electric motorbike manufacturer Maeving has attracted an £8 million investment as it seeks to ramp up domestic and international production. The company, founded by Seb Inglis-Jones and Will Stirrup
A leading trade body, Offshore Energies UK, has suggested the United Kingdom could meet up to fifty per cent of its domestic energy requirements until 2050 if the current tax
Britain faces a growing crisis in its life sciences sector as a senior executive at Novartis has declared the UK “uninvestable” owing to stringent and outdated drug pricing policies. Johan
Wes Streeting, the new health secretary, has escalated his confrontation with leading pharmaceutical firms over the soaring cost of medicines and its impact on the UK’s broader life sciences sector.
