Modern manufacturing has been built on industrial metal fabrication, playing a significant role in the design of various products. Also, it includes automobiles, construction equipment, renewable energy systems, and medical devices. However, with its traditional purpose of producing long-lasting and valuable products, the modern metal fabrication industry has developed into an efficiency and sustainability engine. Metal fabrication is revolutionizing industrial …
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Jared Rutkoff: From the Navy to the Badge and Beyond
For Jared Rutkoff, leadership isn’t about titles — it’s about action. His path from the Navy to law enforcement is one shaped by grit, responsibility, and purpose. “I measure success by the effort I put into something,” he says. “If I tried my hardest, then I consider it a success.” Growing up in San Diego, Rutkoff’s early years set the …
Read More »Smart Strategies for Finding Affordable Digital Games: Your Ultimate Savings Guide
It has been revealed that the digital gaming revolution has revolutionized the way we purchase and play games. Still, it has also given us an uncountable number of ways to save money. Various platforms have thousands of titles, and one must know where to search and where to shop to spend a great amount of money and get an amazing …
Read More »How to Choose the Right Cannabis Strains for Sales
How to choose the right cannabis strains for sales comes down to knowing what your customers actually want. Not what you think they want. Not what’s trending on Instagram. What they’re willing to pull out their wallets for. Your strain selection directly impacts everything. Customer loyalty, profit margins, repeat visits. Get it wrong and you’re stuck with inventory that won’t …
Read More »Ukrainian businessman Max Polyakov invests in Scottish space firm Skyrora
In August 2025, Glasgow’s Skyrora became the first British manufacturer licensed to conduct vertical launches from the United Kingdom.This licence will allow the company to launch its suborbital Skylark L rocket from the SaxaVord spaceport in the Shetland Islands, which previously received the necessary approvals from the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). This marks a major milestone for the UK, …
Read More »Stonewall and SPP unite to tackle LGBTQ+ inclusion gaps in business and pensions
The Society of Pension Professionals (SPP) has joined forces with Stonewall to publish a new paper calling for stronger inclusion of LGBTQ+ individuals across the UK’s financial and business sectors. The collaboration, part of SPP’s Inclusive Futures series, highlights the persistent inequalities that continue to affect LGBTQ+ people despite decades of social and legal progress. The report, featuring insights from …
Read More »Asda sells Leon back to founder after ‘junk food’ backlash
Asda has sold Leon back to its co-founder John Vincent, ending four turbulent years of ownership under the Issa brothers that saw the once health-focused fast-food chain accused of losing its identity. The deal, which includes 46 company-owned restaurants and 25 franchise sites, comes amid growing criticism that Leon had drifted away from its founding principles of “natural fast food” …
Read More »Mulberry chief urges Labour to scrap ‘unfair’ tourist tax as luxury sector reels from spending slump
The head of British luxury brand Mulberry has called on the government to reinstate VAT-free shopping for international tourists, warning that the “unfair” tax burden is stifling investment and driving wealthy shoppers away from the UK. Chief executive Andrea Baldo said the move would help revitalise Britain’s luxury and retail sectors — which have been hit hard by declining visitor …
Read More »Mansion tax fears trigger sharp fall in London’s prime property prices
London’s top-tier property market has suffered its steepest fall in more than four years amid growing fears that Chancellor Rachel Reeves will unveil a mansion tax in her first Budget. New figures from Knight Frank show that the average price of “prime” London homes fell 4% in the year to October, the sharpest decline since February 2021. Analysts say the …
Read More »Stephen Lawrence Day Foundation and Institute of Directors launch landmark scholarship to boost Black leadership in UK boardrooms
The Stephen Lawrence Day Foundation (SLDF) and the Institute of Directors (IoD) have joined forces to launch a groundbreaking scholarship programme aimed at accelerating the careers of exceptional Black business leaders across the UK. Launching in October 2025, the initiative will provide three outstanding leaders — one from a start-up, one from an SME, and one from the public or …
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