UK construction company with 55 staff plunges into administration – in business since 1995
A UK construction equipment hire firm with 55 employees has entered administration after more than 30 years in business.
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‘It was heartbreaking to attend a fertility appointment in a maternity unit’
Niamh Smyth and her husband Justyn have spent over a decade trying to start a family, undergoing four rounds of IVF, with three unsuccessful attempts and one pregnancy which ended in miscarriage.
How to do neon festival make-up without harming your skin
Neon is on trend, but some make-up products pose a serious risk to your health. Here's what to check for, and how to dazzle.
Death Toll Rises To 18 As Rescuers Comb Through Quake Rubble In Southwestern Japan
The tally has been steadily growing, fanning fears it may continue to rise.
Manager Howe to leave Newcastle with immediate effect
Newcastle manager Eddie Howe is set to leave the club with immediate effect, sources tell BBC Sport.
National beer and wine distributor files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
A decline in public consumption of alcoholic drinks has been a major factor in declining...
New Dow CEO drives ‘transformation’ back to profitability amid oil market upheaval
Karen Carter leans on U.S. profitability for global Dow turnaround amid cost cutting and restructuring.
Europe’s social media bans force businesses to rethink how they reach the youngest generation
As France, the U.K., and a growing list of European governments move to prohibit young people’s access to social media platforms, brands are racing to adapt.
Forget robots on assembly lines. Foundational Industries wants AI to run the entire factory
The startup says software-native factories can leapfrog China’s highly automated manufacturing base rather than trying to replicate it.
