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Nine hours, 98 questions, ten lawyers: At the annual general meeting of Brainlab subsidiary Snke, the founder and major shareholder each partially got their way - and can't seem to part ways.
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Chancellor John Healey is looking at cutting standing charges on gas bills as part of the government’s push to cut household energy costs, the Prime Minister has announced. Speaking in the House of Commons today, Andy Burnham said he had asked the Chancellor and the energy secretary, Miatta Fahnbulleh, to consider stripping “unfair”…
A multiple casualty event involving migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats is “only a matter of time”, the UK’s border security chief has warned. Duncan Capps, the Border Security Commander, said he was worried by the increase in the size of boats and the number of migrants getting on to each vessel.
Eight private keys underpinning part of listed digital trust company eMudhra’s certificate infrastructure were so weak that researchers could recover…
The credit score to buy a home in 2026 is shifting as Fannie Mae drops its minimum threshold for conforming loans
Greenhouse harvest helpers are scarce and expensive. That's why Eternal from Cologne is developing robots that pick tomatoes with the help of AI. Soon the machines should be able to do more.
While investors are snapping up tech stocks, risk factors still exist in the market. Even in the currently sought-after industry, uncertainty remains.
