UK testing “electric highways”, recharge electric cars on the road
The UK is embracing new electric vehicle technology and is at the forefront of adapting to what could be a complete automotive revolution.
Highways England announced that...
Eurozone agrees on €86 billion Greek bailout deal
Greece will stay in the eurozone. The country will receive a €86 billion bailout after EU finance ministers agreed on a “bail-in” of Greek...
Asda raises price it pays for milk to help dairy farmers
Asda announced that it will increase how much it pays its milk suppliers to “a level that will assist" farmers.
The supermarket chain said that...
UK unemployment rose by 25,000 to 1.85 million
UK unemployment rose by 25,000 in the three months to June up to 1.85 million, according to data by the Office for National Statistics.
This...
The UK wastes the most food in the EU
About 22 million tonnes of food is wasted on a yearly basis in the EU, with the UK wasting the most, according to a...
Alphabet is Google’s new parent company
Google made a surprise announcement on Monday that completely changes its operating structure.
The tech giant said that it has formed a new publicly traded parent...
Home movers paid £52,000 more in 2015 than five years ago
According to a new report conducted by Llyods Bank, it's becoming more expensive for existing homeowners in the UK to move home.
The report...
China’s trade surplus dropped 10% on the year in July
China’s trade surplus dropped 10% on the year to around 263.0 billion yuan ($43.1 billion) in July, according to the customs administration.
Chinese exports fell...
Carphone Warehouse data breach may affect millions of customers
Up to 2.4 million Carphone Warehouse online customers may have had their personal details accessed by hackers in what’s considered to be one of...
US economy added 215,000 jobs in July, jobless rate at 5.3%
The U.S. economy added 215,000 jobs in July, representing yet another strong month of job creation, while the unemployment rate held at a relatively...