British steel to cut 2,500 jobs despite £600m taxpayer-funded green initiative
British Steel is set to close its blast furnaces in Scunthorpe by the end of the year, placing 2,500 jobs in jeopardy. The move comes as the Chinese-owned company seeks to accelerate its transition to greener steel production, despite having
Mike Ashley appoints youngest daughter as director to expanding family empire
Mike Ashley has appointed his youngest daughter, Matilda Ashley, as a director of Mash Holdings, the company through which he controls his substantial stakes in Frasers Group and other ventures. This move underscores the growing influence of family ties in the
Qualcomm and Sequans Reach Agreement on Sale of 4G IoT Technology
Strengthens Qualcomm’s Industrial IoT portfolio, offering low-power solutions for reliable, optimized cellular connectivity for IoT applications Expands and accelerates Qualcomm’s leadership position in digital transformation at the edge Sequans retains license of the 4G IoT Technology for its ongoing use and will
Gatwick sees 7.7% passenger increase as short-haul demand surges
Gatwick Airport has reported a significant uptick in passenger numbers, with 19.9 million travellers passing through its terminals in the first half of 2024, marking a 7.7% increase compared to the same period last year. The UK’s second-largest airport attributes this
How “Equalizing” School Finance Hurts Students and Taxpayers
With the help of Judge Glock of the Manhattan Institute, AIER has submitted amicus curiae briefs in the New Hampshire Supreme Court cases Rand v. State and ConVal v. State, dealing with school finance equalization. Why did we do this? Economic evidence