- The crisis-hit country's next shipment of petrol is not due to arrive until later this month.
- The move comes after the airline has been criticised for flight cancellations and disruption.
- It means products like Crunchy Nut Corn Flakes will not be allowed in end of aisle promotions.
- The country's inflation rate hits 78%, as prices continue to spiral further upwards due to the Ukraine war.
- The plant will help build 16 Small Modular Reactors planned for construction over the next 25 years.
- Menus have fewer options and some schools are switching to cheaper meat from abroad, caterers say.
- The cost-of-living crisis continues to bite. Here are some things that can reduce the impact.
- The number of pubs in England and Wales has fallen by 7,000 in a decade, research suggests.
- Shop prices may not hit their peak until next year, says the Food and Drink Federation.
- Martin Guzmán's departure leaves a big question mark over Argentina's future economic policy.
- Quick-delivery empires are crumbling across Europe as investors put an emphasis on profits.
- No one will agree on what the metaverse is. But that's not stopping a coalition of big names in tech from designing the tools needed to build it.
- Abortion access groups and activists say they have been dealing with algorithmic censorship for years.
- A new European Union law will set rules for what the technology can and can’t do to people, like whether it’s OK to deploy lie detectors at borders.
- China dominates the global supply chain for lithium-ion batteries. Now rival countries are scrambling for more control over “white oil.”
- As Uber and its ilk face high prices, increased regulation, and labor shortages, a new cooperative model is thriving.
- The country’s regulatory measures range from vetting medical and financial influencers to algorithmic audits. What, if anything, can the West learn?
- The country wants electric vehicles to make up 40 percent of new cars sold by 2030—but first it has to figure out how to keep them charged.
- Machines that understand what their human teammates are doing could boost productivity without taking jobs.
- Zeng Yuqun is China’s most prolific battery billionaire. His ascent has major implications for a world increasingly reliant on electric vehicles.