Vitol urged UK government for increased liquidity amid energy crisis
During last year’s energy crisis, Vitol, the giant commodity trader, reportedly urged the UK government to increase liquidity in the market. Vitol’s CEO, Russell Hardy, suggested that government intervention could…
Marriott International’s strong conversion activity has led to significant growth in the Caribbean and Latin America
In the Caribbean and Latin America (CALA) region, hotel conversions remain highly dynamic and have emerged as a crucial growth factor for Marriott International. By renovating and rebranding existing properties,…
Oxford doctors warn of NHS exodus amid consultants’ strike
Consultants on strike in Oxford have cautioned that senior medical staff are experiencing burnout and departing from the NHS. In a dispute over pay, thousands of consultants across England commenced…
Ofcom proposes rules to limit mobile roaming charges
The UK regulator introduces new plans requiring mobile networks to inform users about potential charges for using their phones abroad. Ofcom’s objective is to notify individuals about possible roaming charges…
Government highlights cyclone pool as QBE and other insurers participate
As the deadline approaches for larger insurers to join the scheme by December 31, almost two-thirds of all Australian home insurance policies are now covered by the cyclone reinsurance pool.…
Virgin Money to close one-third of UK bank branches
Virgin Money plans to close 39 of its UK bank branches due to the increasing shift towards online banking, as fewer people utilize physical branches. The news follows the closure…
The Ford Mustang Mach-E Rally adds spice to the Mach-E lineup
Last Friday at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, Ford unveiled its latest all-electric offering, the Mustang Mach-E Rally. The vehicle is set to launch this fall and will initially be…
French dark store ban dooms fast grocery firms
France’s once-thriving “dark stores” are permanently shutting down due to severe financial losses and unfriendly new regulations. On Wednesday, prominent brands Getir and Gorillas ceased to operate in France. These…
Dermatologist warns: No healthy tan in Wales weather
A dermatologist who handles hundreds of skin cancer cases annually emphasizes that there is no such thing as a healthy tan. During their lifetime, approximately one in four men and…
US investigates Exxon contractors in Guyana for drug trafficking and gold smuggling
According to Reuters, multiple US agencies are conducting investigations into two Guyanese businessmen who are contractors for ExxonMobil. These investigations are based on suspicions of drug trafficking, money laundering, and…