Nowadays, significant application of structural steel is found practically in all industries. From finished products to industrial equipment, the use of structural steel can be found everywhere. Industry experts prefer the use of structural steel over alternatives for building materials. This is primarily due to the benefits of structural steel, but like everything in the […]Read More

It is understandable why online casinos are becoming increasingly popular in Japan. It’s tough to compete with the convenience of online gambling sites that are always open and accessible through phone, desktop, or tablet. There are various types of online gambling in Japan. Most are now run on immediate systems suitable for phone and […]Read More

With just a few weeks until Wimbledon gets underway, tennis fans are finally heading back to Centre Court as a full crowd is expected for the first time since 2019 due to the coronavirus pandemic. The event was completely cancelled in 2020 before a socially distanced and restricted crowd were on hand to watch Novak […]Read More

Autonomous warehouse robot maker BotsAndUs has secured $13m (£10.6m) in a seed round led by Swiss venture capital firm Lakestar. London-based BotsAndUs will use the capital to develop its robots that are used to measure, track and locate stock in a warehouse. The startup’s robots use artificial intelligence (AI) to create a digital twin […]Read More

Porsche Ventures has invested $1.5m (£1.2m) into British cycling insurance provider Laka as part of a wider $13.5m (£10.9m) Series A funding round. Headquartered in London, the company is an insurance platform for cycling and electric vehicles. It plans to offer e-scooter, e-moped and electric car insurance in the future and will use the fresh […]Read More

Netflix has announced another round of job cuts as it grapples with slowing growth and increased competition. The streaming giant said it was cutting 300 more jobs – roughly 4% of its workforce – mostly in the US, after axing 150 people in May. The moves come after the company reported its first subscriber […]Read More

Rail companies and unions edged closer towards a deal yesterday with bosses at Network Rail hinting that they had put together a package that met one of the RMT’s key demands to end strike action. The state-owned company had previously refused to rule out compulsory redundancies as part of efficiency savings that it was demanding […]Read More

The taxman failed to collect more than £30 billion last year, the equivalent of £1 in every £20 owed. Figures released by HMRC showed £32 billion in tax went unpaid in the 2020-21 financial year — 5.1 per cent of the total the taxman is owed. The figure, known by HMRC as the “tax gap”, […]Read More

UK shoppers cut back on food spending last month, adding to concerns that the economy is heading for an inflation-induced recession later this year. Retail sales fell by 0.5 per cent between April and May and by 0.7 per cent when fuel is excluded, according to data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Sales […]Read More