UK Credit card borrowing rises at its fastest in 17 years
In April, the annual growth rate for credit card borrowing hit 11.6%, which is the highest figure since November 2005.
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Ford CEO foresees price war as EV costs decline
Farley estimates manufacturing material costs to drop to $18,000
Africa adopts decades-old ‘sachetisation’ business method
Economic instability and falling purchasing power has forced businesses to rethink strategies.
Taiwan mulling economic deal with US after exclusion from IPEF
IPEF is considered a substitute for the Trans-Pacific Partnership former US President Donald Trump abandoned.
Airport authorities struggle to contain chaos at UK airports
Crowd mismanagement continues due to staff crunch.
US gets supply of goat’s milk, other baby formula
FDA announces shipment of 1.2 million cans of Australian baby formula made from goat and cow milk.
A look at the future of Britain’s public transport
Londoners admire the 25-billion-dollar railway network, but fewer citizens are using public transport.
Ukraine farmers show concern over piling grain as world grapples with food crisis
Ukrainian grain helps feed around 400 million people.
How AI, Machine Learning are dominating publishing world
Digital media trends change as browsers phase out third-party cookies.
People in London resort to shoplifting as inflation hits 40-year high
Inflation is at 9%, highest food costs since 2011.