UK shop prices rise at slower pace
UK shop prices rise at slower pace with 0.9% annual increase in July, driven by supermarket discounts and summer promotions.
SEE THE ENTIRE ARTICLE
Nonprofits Face Complex Rules When Expanding Fundraising

Pensions fall short on climate action

Prism Cafe: A Taste of Local Flavor and Community Spirit

Advancing Pharmaceutical Excellence: Persatuan Ahli Farmasi Indonesia (PAFI) Kota Slawi

When to use AI in professional work

Challenger Gold secures 24 million dollars funding
BGM Acquires Chipman Firm
Mapfre estimates Venezuela quake losses at 25m
A Gateway to Innovation and Collaboration
Africa launches energy bank to fund projects
Mixed-Use Developments Require Expanded Management Committees
AstraZeneca beats profit targets, holds outlook
Hiring delays leave nearly half of roles unfilled

Australian HEO Space raises $37M for space defence expansion
Canada slaps tariffs on US imports
ASX small caps have mixed week
China-Central Asia Railway Progresses, Boosting Regional Trade Links
Margin Watch
Tunbridge Wells faces six-day water outage crisis
More than 24,000 residents and businesses in Royal Tunbridge Wells have been without tap water for six days. Provider’s response under fire The region’s.
Zetrix AI founder sells shares amid sukuk deadline fears
Justice Department probes Binance over sanctions violations
Malaysia groups blend conservation with community jobs
CSL invests $355 million in kidney and liver drug
Shelf Reports
Sable Secures New Buyers After Federal Restart
When the offshore complex off Santa Barbara resumed output, the focus turned to who would take Sable's oil amid California’s refining capacity.
Democrats' Midterm Win to Reshape U.S. Energy Policy
Pension group seeks stronger consolidation safeguards
MandG offers insurer backed pension solution
DB funding rules prove less burdensome
Vendor Ledger
Oil Prices Tumble as US-Iran Tensions Ease Post-Election
Oil Giants Prioritize Debt Over New Investments Amid Record Profits
Cardiff pension fund seeks independent advisor
Regulator issues AI guidance for pension trustees
All Post
Sable Secures New Buyers After Federal Restart
When the offshore complex off Santa Barbara resumed output, the focus turned to who would take Sable's oil amid California’s refining capacity.
South Sudan courts oil investors despite Sudan conflict
South Sudan oil investors are courted despite Sudan conflict as the government unveils 14 new blocks and targets 230,000 barrels per day at Juba conference.
China Shifts Energy Spending Toward Grid Expansion
China shifts energy spending toward grid expansion with a $940 billion investment, boosting renewable capacity and infrastructure this year.
Democrats’ Midterm Win to Reshape U.S. Energy Policy
The Democrats' midterm win will reshape U.S. energy policy, countering pro-fossil fuel stances and curbing data center growth.
Oil Prices Tumble as US-Iran Tensions Ease Post-Election
Oil prices have dropped significantly as US-Iran tensions ease post-election, with December WTI crude experiencing one of its steepest weekly declines.
U.S. shale giants pause drilling despite oil price surge
U.S. shale giants like Diamondback Energy and ExxonMobil pause drilling despite oil prices climbing over $20 per barrel in 2026, opting for financial caution.
China-Central Asia Railway Progresses, Boosting Regional Trade Links
The China-Central Asia railway is progressing, boosting regional trade links with shorter, faster, and cheaper rail connections.
Oil Giants Prioritize Debt Over New Investments Amid Record Profits
Oil giants focus on debt reduction over new investments despite record profits, contrasting with 2020's industry challenges.
Africa launches energy bank to fund projects
Africa launches energy bank to fund oil and gas projects dropped by Western banks due to climate commitments, one of many energy initiatives.
Pension group seeks stronger consolidation safeguards
Pension group seeks stronger consolidation safeguards to protect members' interests in pension plans.
