New China bridge collapses days after opening
Hongqi Bridge in Sichuan province collapses just days after opening. No casualties reported as authorities had closed structure after cracks appeared. Read the full investigation.
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Newly Opened Bridge in China Collapses in Sichuan
Shocking footage shows moment newly constructed bridge collapses in China's Sichuan province just days after opening. Full investigation underway.
Get a Dyson for £5.41/month: Secret for Freelancers
Discover how UK freelancers and small businesses can get a top-end Dyson vacuum like the V15 for just £5.41 per month with Raylo Business's subscription plans.
China's surveillance tactics revealed in Tibetan cop case
Explore how China extends thought control beyond its borders through surveillance tactics, revealed in the case of a Tibetan NY police officer facing spying charges. Read the investigation.
China's Pressure on UK Universities Over Research
Exclusive investigation reveals how Chinese government pressure led Sheffield Hallam University to remove critical human rights research. Discover the UK's academic entanglement with China.
China sharpens language on Taiwan in strategic shift
Beijing intensifies its 'reunification' campaign with sharper language, satellite imagery, and a new national holiday, signalling a longer-term strategy for Taiwan.
China removes popular gay dating apps from stores
Blued and Finka, two of China's most popular LGBTQ+ dating apps, have been removed from Apple and Android app stores following a government order. Discover the implications for digital rights and the LGBTQ+ community in China.
China's 758m Hongqi Bridge collapses after opening
Shocking footage captures the moment the 758-metre Hongqi Bridge in China collapsed in a landslide. No casualties reported. Get the full story and analysis.
Trump threatens BBC with $1bn legal action
Donald Trump threatens the BBC with a $1bn lawsuit over a documentary edit, as senior BBC figures resign. Plus, China's CO2 emissions fall and tech giants fight spyware.
Garden coffee hut now makes £500,000 a year
London couple Shai and Maya turned their garden coffee cabin into a £500,000-a-year B Corp certified business, Mont58 Coffee. Discover their inspiring journey from corporate life to coffee connoisseurs.
China resumes chip supply to EU for 12 months
China agrees to restart Nexperia chip exports to Europe for one year only, exposing EU's vulnerability to trade weaponisation and strategic dependencies.
China's emissions flat as renewable energy capacity soars
China's CO2 emissions have been flat or falling for 18 months, analysis finds, as the world's biggest polluter adds record solar and wind capacity, putting it on track for early peak emissions.
Hannibal Gaddafi released after 10 years in Lebanon
Hannibal Gaddafi, son of the late Libyan leader, has been released from detention in Lebanon after a $900,000 bail payment. The move follows a decade-long legal case.
UK Businesses Accelerate Layoffs Amid AI Surge
British companies are rapidly increasing layoffs as artificial intelligence adoption surges and economic uncertainty grows, with London firms leading the trend.
Labour's Employment Rights Bill: Unemployment Risk?
As Labour prepares its Employment Rights Bill, business leaders warn of unintended consequences that could stifle job creation and economic growth across Britain.
Wizz Air Launches Premium Cabin for Business Travellers
The budget airline announces major premium cabin expansion, targeting corporate travellers with enhanced comfort and dedicated business services across European routes.
UK businesses shrug off tax fears in growth push
New research reveals British companies are pushing forward with investment and hiring strategies despite budget uncertainties and potential tax increases, showcasing remarkable business confidence.
Business Leaders Demand Long-Term Growth in Budget
Leading business groups unite in calling for Jeremy Hunt's upcoming budget to prioritise sustainable economic prosperity through strategic investment and business-friendly policies.
Sterling's fashion brand collapses with £1m losses
Chelsea footballer Raheem Sterling's luxury fashion brand 1692 has been officially dissolved after accumulating over £1 million in losses, marking a dramatic business failure for the England star.
£1.5bn plan to stop young entrepreneurs leaving UK
Radical new proposal calls for government-backed startup fund and tax incentives to prevent young business talent from fleeing overseas. Could this be the answer to Britain's innovation exodus?
China ends US soybean tariffs amid Microsoft cyber crisis
In a dramatic shift in trade policy, China removes tariffs on US soybeans as Microsoft reports staggering $237 billion market cap loss following cyber attack. Full market coverage.
Chinese astronauts delayed after space debris collision
In a dramatic orbital incident, Chinese astronauts aboard the Tiangong space station face extended stay after their Shenzhou-20 spacecraft was struck by space debris, raising concerns about growing space junk threats.
China Sees Eerie Parallels in Trump's America
Chinese observers draw unsettling parallels between Trump's cultural transformation of America and their own historical experience, noting familiar patterns of ideological purification and nationalist fervour.
UK Founder Exodus Fears After Tax-Hiking Budget
Britain faces a potential exodus of business founders following the Chancellor's tax-hiking budget, with entrepreneurs warning of catastrophic consequences for innovation and economic growth.
Startup Bank Fuels New Careers for Unemployed Brits
A revolutionary government-backed banking initiative is transforming unemployment into entrepreneurship across Britain, offering funding and support to help job-seekers launch their own businesses.
Billionaire Gopichand Hinduja dies at 85
The passing of Gopichand Hinduja, co-chair of the influential Hinduja Group, marks the end of an era for global business and Indian industry. Discover his remarkable journey and legacy.
Dutch Chip Blockade Threatens Car Factory Shutdowns
The Netherlands blocks China's Nexperia from acquiring Nowi, triggering a semiconductor crisis that could paralyse European car manufacturing and escalate global tech tensions.
The AI Inclusion Trap: Costs Businesses Didn't Expect
London businesses are discovering the hidden costs of rushed AI implementation as diversity initiatives backfire and productivity gains fail to materialise.
Reform UK's radical economic vision for British business
Nigel Farage and Reform UK propose sweeping deregulation of British business, promising an economic revolution that critics warn could dismantle vital protections.
Southgate snubs football for business career
Former England manager Gareth Southgate reveals he's turning down immediate football opportunities to pursue business and leadership ventures, citing his passion for organisational development.
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