Toyota Q1 group sales rose by 2 percent
Japanese automaker Toyota Q1 group sales for 2015 increased by 2% to ¥6.39 trillion compared to Q1 2014, while net profit rose to ¥587...
Internet speed fuels property prices
Researchers from the London School of Economics and Imperial College Business School found that internet speed fuels property prices. Londoners are willing to pay...
Imagine underwater cities underground skyscrapers 3D printed food and transport drones
Imagine a world full of underwater cities, underground skyscrapers, 3D printed food and houses, personal drones instead of cars as an individual human’s mode...
Netflix boasts over 148 million subscribers worldwide
Netflix now boasts more than 148 million subscribers worldwide, adding 9.6 million subscribers in the last three months, more than the 8.9 million it...
UK population to grow by 9.7m over next 25 years
The UK population is forecast to grow by 9.7 million over the next 25 years from approximately 64.6 million in the middle of last...
Eurozone economic sentiment surprise rise, November
Eurozone economic sentiment in November rose to 98.5 points, an increase of 0.8, which surprised most economists.
Eurozone economic sentiment reached its highest reading in...
Netflix expanding into southern European market
Netflix is reportedly planning on expanding into southern Europe by the fall.
The company wants its TV-streaming service to be available in over 200 countries...
World Competitiveness Report 2014-2015
The World Competitiveness Report 2014-2015, published by the World Economic Forum (WEF) was released today. The WEF warns that despite several years of bold...
French economy stalled again in second quarter
The French economy stalled again, posting zero growth in the second quarter, according to statistical agency INSEE. The country has now registered two consecutive...
UK could see 22% tariff on EU food products if no trade deal is...
Consumer could face an average tariff of 22 per cent on food that the UK imports from the European Union if a trade deal...