The fast fashion retailer Quiz is teetering on the brink of collapse, grappling with mounting pressures from a substantial tax burden and rising operational costs. Recent reports highlight the precarious
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Recent figures reveal a staggering statistic regarding Britain’s wind farm turbines. Last year, they wasted sufficient energy to power all of London’s homes. This shocking data highlights the inefficiencies present
>A British company that has successfully conducted 7,000 repairs on water leaks without costly excavations is poised to tackle mains pipes next. Origin Tech, known for its innovative non-disruptive leak
Sir Pascal Soriot, chief executive of AstraZeneca, has come under scrutiny following revelations that his family invested in an organisation recognised as a significant partner of Britain’s largest public company.
Shein, the Chinese fast-fashion giant, has come under renewed scrutiny after the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development criticised the company for failing to meet its international guidelines on corporate
Pavegen, the pioneering London-based firm specialising in kinetic floor tiles that convert footsteps into electricity, has secured an additional £1.3 million in funding as it establishes itself on major construction
One of Europe’s most influential pension funds has withdrawn a mandate valued at approximately €14.5 billion from BlackRock, citing growing concern over the US asset manager’s stance on sustainability and
The civil aerospace sector faces a lengthy road to recovery due to supply chain turmoil following the Covid19 pandemic with the International Air Transport Association Iata warning that pre pandemic
Shein, the Chinese fast fashion behemoth, has been hit with a €1m (£870,000) fine by Italy’s competition authority, AGCM, for what it termed “misleading or omissive” environmental messaging about its
The automobile industry faces mounting challenges as confusion surrounding the electric car grant scheme potentially threatens manufacturers’ ability to meet the government’s electric vehicle mandate requirements this year. Mike Hawes,
Apple has secured a £500m agreement with MP Materials, a US-based mining firm, for the supply of rare earth magnets, a critical component in electronics manufacturing. The deal comes as
Brighton is set to transform its electric vehicle charging infrastructure with a landmark investment that positions the city as a leader in on-street recharging across the UK. The local council
Lurpak’s parent company, Arla, has found itself at the centre of a social media storm following unfounded claims related to its methane-reducing livestock feed trial. The uproar began when conspiracy
More than 80 per cent of commercial properties across England face becoming unlettable by 2030 without substantial investment, as landlords issue stark warnings about the government’s “unrealistic” sustainability targets for
The fundamental measurement of GDP growth as an economic indicator faces mounting scrutiny in Britain’s evolving financial landscape. Whilst chancellors consistently prioritise GDP expansion as their primary objective, the metric’s
The chief executive of German energy giant Siemens Energy has launched a scathing critique of European Union net zero regulations, claiming they force businesses to report an excessive 1,000 sustainability
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