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Will the conviction of Elizabeth Holmes, CEO of Theranos, lead to more transparency when it comes to the claims for new technology?

UK ministers now have greater powers to block foreign takeovers of British firms which could potentially harm national security.

Some good news for the West Midlands with Warwick District Council and Coventry City Council both resolving to approve outline plans for a Gigafactory.

Make UK, the industry body that represents 20,000 manufacturers in the UK, has warned that a combination of Brexit custom delays and red tape is adding to business costs and creating a more challenging business environment for firms

The UK’s car industry has reported its second worse year for sales since 1992, as the pandemic and chip shortages hit the automotive sector.

With the news that Apple has become the first company to hit a market capitalisation of $3trn, that’s more than the value of the entire UK stock exchange, it appears that Tim Cook’s leadership has defied the many critics that questioned his appointment.

In just a matter of weeks economic forecasters have slashed their expectations for Britain’s economic recovery and have started warning of further pain as we enter 2022.

At the weekend research teams at Intel unveiled work that the company says will help it to speed up and shrink computing chips over the next ten years.

After a depressing few months for the UK car industry, sales of new cars rose in November helped, in no small part, by a doubling of sales of electric vehicles.

Last week's news that the US Federal Trade Commission has challenged the proposed takeover of chip designer Arm by Nvidia is certainly a blow and follows on from regulator action both in Europe and the UK.