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Britain’s biggest winemaker uncorks a record-breaking year as chief executive James Pennefather sticks to his audacious target of capturing 1 per cent of the global champagne market by 2035. Chapel Down, Britain’s largest winemaker, has…

Most product teams adopt AI tools one by one — a code assistant here, a design generator there — and then wonder why delivery is still slow. The bottleneck was never individual tasks. It was…

Running automation on Reddit, Instagram, or TikTok often works at the beginning, then starts to break without a clear reason. Accounts get flagged, sessions reset, or reach drops even when actions stay the same. In…

The project to build the “Svydovets” ski resort in Ukraine’s Zakarpattia region has for several years remained at the center of a public conflict that, at first glance, appears to be a classic confrontation between…

JP Morgan is quietly unwinding part of its post-Brexit Parisian build-up, shifting a clutch of trading roles back to London in what insiders describe as a recalibration rather than a retreat from the Continent. The…

Aidan and Howard Barclay, the eldest sons of the late Sir David Barclay, have narrowly sidestepped bankruptcy after striking an eleventh-hour deal with creditors that has prompted HSBC to abandon its pursuit of the brothers…

Britain’s small and medium-sized businesses are about to be marched back into the inflationary trenches they thought they had left behind. According to fresh modelling from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (Niesr),…

The John Lewis Partnership has been hauled before the High Court by the past and present owners of Brent Cross shopping centre in north London, in a dispute that could redraw the lines between bricks-and-mortar…

As an Atlanta real estate professional, based in Atlanta, I’ve seen how many careers in this industry are shaped less by single breakthroughs and more by consistent, long-term discipline. Sam Lagod’s story reflects that reality…

If you visit enough factories, you start to see the same patterns repeat. When a site owner complains about high power costs. An audit is commissioned. Metering is installed. Spreadsheets are produced. The conclusion usually…