Diamond Prices Plummet Amid Rising Popularity of Lab-Grown Alternatives
The diamond market is experiencing significant price drops, with lab-grown diamonds becoming increasingly popular and affordable, leading to challenges for traditional diamond retailers.
Bodies Recovered from Collapsed Apartment in Konya
Otis Johnson's Adjustment to Life After 44 Years in Prison
Fairtrade Body Plans to Tackle Exploitation in UK Supply Chains
Eleanor Harrison, the new head of Fairtrade, believes the ethical trade body can help combat exploitation in UK supply chains while encouraging fairness in retail products.
Chain of Events Leading to Tragic Murder of Three Girls in UK
WH Smith considers sale of high street arm
Competition and Markets Authority Leadership Change Raises Concerns Over Monopolies
The leadership change in the Competition and Markets Authority raises critical concerns regarding the UK's defence against monopolies, as the government appears to favour corporate interests over essential regulatory protections.
Greater Manchester invites public feedback on Atom Valley employment initiative
Vanuatu grapples with aftermath of devastating earthquake
Vanuatu is struggling to recover from a devastating 7.3-magnitude earthquake, which killed 14 people and left thousands displaced. The aftermath includes loss of homes, infrastructure, and ongoing trauma affecting many, especially children.
Trump intensifies pressure on Denmark over Greenland in heated call
Bank of Japan Implements First Rate Hike Since July
Storm Eowyn Causes Disruption Across the UK with Record Winds
Ferry Services Disrupted by Storm Éowyn
Households with Heat Pumps Face Higher Energy Bills in Cold Weather
Economic Disparities Between Generations in the US and Europe
The article discusses the differing economic trajectories of millennials and Gen Z in the US and Europe, highlighting the growing prosperity of young Americans compared to their European counterparts.
Ex-interpreter faces five years for embezzling from Shohei Ohtani
UK businesses face unprecedented financial distress as 2025 begins
Keep Britain Working Review Aims to Address Economic Inactivity
The Keep Britain Working Review, led by Sir Charlie Mayfield, aims to address economic inactivity by recommending measures for businesses and government to support disabled and ill workers.
Staffordshire Yoga Studio Faces Complaints After Unexpected Closure
The closure of a Staffordshire yoga studio has led to complaints and a referral to Action Fraud. Former staff and members express frustration and concern over their financial losses.