It has been announced that the UK’s last remaining steel blast furnaces at Scunthorpe could be just days from closure following the withdrawal of crucial supplies. Chinese company, Jingye, had bought ...

New data from New AutoMotive, a UK NGO, shows that electric vehicles (EVs) had their strongest ever start to the year, with sales of EVs up 38% on 2024 in the key month of March. The data signals a ...

Eli Lilly and Company has announced plans to bolster its domestic medicine production across therapeutic areas by building four new pharmaceutical manufacturing sites in the United States, bringing ...

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Aurrigo International’s latest autonomous technology was unveiled in Coventry yesterday, as part of an exciting project with Innovate UK, Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV), supply ...

Britain’s economic and productivity crisis can only be solved if we have a highly skilled workforce, embedded in the latest technologies and equipped with the skills to use them effectively. For that ...

US President Donald Trump has labelled today (April 2) as “Liberation Day”, as he looks set to reveal the full extent of his plans for import tariffs. This is expected to include a 25% tariff on all ...

The boss of a leading metal pressings and tooling specialist has hailed the power of apprenticeships after reducing the average age of his workforce to just 44. Rowan Crozier, CEO of Brandauer, has ...

A strong infrastructure is at the heart of any successful business. This refers to a web of interconnected elements, from skilled employees to secure technology, which supports daily operations and ...

A prototype of the much-hyped AeroMobil 3.0 flying car crashed earlier this month during a test flight in Slovakia. The pilot and co-founder of Slovakian-based Aeromobil, Stefan Klein, walked away ...