- UK Data Centres Set to Emit More Carbon Than ExxonMobil
In the heart of the UK, a concerning trend is taking shape as two planned data centres—Wapseys Wood in Buckinghamshire and Quest Park in Bedfordshire—prepare to rely on gas-fired power stations to meet their energy needs...
- Trump Threatens 50% Tariffs on Canadian Imports in Trade Dispute
In a dramatic escalation of trade tensions, President Donald Trump has threatened to impose 50% tariffs on all automotive imports from Canada, including cars, trucks, and automotive parts, beginning January 1, 2027. This...
- Escalating Trade War Between U.S. And Canada Raises Costs For Consumers
In a tense standoff that has escalated over the past week, the United States and Canada find themselves embroiled in a trade war that threatens to disrupt decades of amicable trading relations. The conflict has intensifi...
- Government Unveils £10 Billion Housing Investment to Tackle Crisis
On a bright August day, the streets of Manchester buzzed with the chatter of families and children, many of whom were grappling with the harsh realities of temporary housing. This is a scene that resonates across England...
- New Economic Research Head Appointed at Korean Chamber of Commerce
On August 25, the Korean Chamber of Commerce announced the appointment of Lee Si-wook as its new head of economic research, a newly established position aimed at enhancing the organization’s capabilities in economic and...
- US Stock Market Sees Mixed Results as Tech Stocks Decline
On August 24, the New York Stock Exchange witnessed a mixed closing as major technology stocks faced downward pressure. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 0.26%, finishing at 53,417.16, buoyed by strong performance...