Shetland's undersea tunnel network moved from aspiration to active planning on Tuesday, when councillors voted to explore funding options for a scheme estimated at £1.5bn that could replace the island
The WhatsApp username privacy feature, years in the making, is finally arriving for the app's three billion account holders: from 29 June 2026, users can begin reserving a unique handle
The UK property market slowdown is proving stubborn: three in five homes listed for sale since January remain on the market, according to Zoopla, as elevated mortgage rates keep buyers
The Jio Platforms NSE IPO double-header, with both companies filing draft prospectuses within days of each other last month, is not just about raising capital. It is a report card
The Supreme Court blocks Fed firing of Lisa Cook, but only on the narrowest of procedural grounds: a 5-4 majority ruled on 29 June 2026 that the Trump administration had
British American Tobacco (BAT) has announced BAT job cuts in 2026 that will eliminate 5,500 roles and outsource a further 3,500 to third-party providers, stripping roughly one in five positions
South Korea's chip investment plan, unveiled by President Lee Jae Myung at a televised event alongside the chiefs of Samsung and SK Hynix, is the most ambitious the country has
Energy bill rise fears are sharpening across some of the most deprived communities in England, as a 13.5% increase in the Ofgem price cap takes effect from 1 July, adding
Sheffield free summer sport sessions are back across the city's parks and green spaces, with more than a dozen venues set to host coached football, rounders and multi-sport afternoons from
Donald Trump's threat to impose a 100% import tariff on any country that introduces a digital services tax has put the entire question of tech levies back at the centre
The Lifetime ISA changes now moving through Westminster represent the most significant shake-up to first-time buyer savings in a decade, and the detail matters far more than the headlines suggest.
UK petrol prices fall to their lowest since the opening days of the Iran war, with the average cost of unleaded dropping to 151.98p a litre as of 26 June,
Asia stock markets slide this week under the weight of a memory chip shortage that is now rewriting the price tags on consumer electronics and forcing investors to ask harder
The Sheffield Family Holiday Fund marks 50 years of sending some of the city's most vulnerable families to the seaside, and the case for what it does has never been
Apple MacBook iPad prices have risen by up to almost 20% worldwide, as the company blames an unprecedented surge in demand for memory and storage chips driven by the buildout