Tesla phasing out unlimited free use of its Supercharger network
Tesla plans on phasing out free and unlimited use of the company’s Supercharger network, one of the most desirable perks for drivers of its...
UK FTSE 100 index surged 1.7% on Monday following Clinton exoneration
The UK FTSE 100 rose by 1.7% on Monday following news that US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was exonerated of criminal conduct related to...
SME added value to UK economy will rise to £217bn by 2020
The contribution that small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the United Kingdom make to the nation's economy is set to rise to £217 billion...
Pinging sound has animals scared in Arctic and military baffled
A mysterious pinging sound has animals scared in the Arctic, locals concerned, and experts and military personnel baffled – nobody can explain where this...
Trump jitters helps pound bad for stocks
Trump jitters – the prospect of Donald Trump being the next US president – is good for the pound sterling but very bad for...
Killer asteroid attack drill held by NASA and FEMA
What would we do if a killer asteroid came our way - in a head-on collision with Earth? NASA and FEMA carried out a...
US economy gained 161,000 jobs in October
US labor market conditions improved in October as the economy gained 161,000 jobs and employers increased wages for workers, according to an employment report...
DeepMind using StarCraft as an environment for AI and Machine Learning
DeepMind, a world leader in artificial intelligence (AI) research, announced a collaboration with the US video game developer Blizzard Entertainment to open up the...
Canada’s government buildings to run on 100 percent green electricity by 2025
The government of Canada says that by 2025, all its buildings will be powered by green electricity.
The pledge is part of a wider plan...
Marks & Spencer in trouble may close 30 stores
Marks & Spencer is in trouble again, the British multinational retailing giant is expected to announce the shutdown up to thirty stores within the...