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JONATHAN JANSEN | All manifestos talk big on education, but it's not enough for the little ones - Vimarsana News

JONATHAN JANSEN | All manifestos talk big on education, but it's not enough for the little ones

None of the parties aims high or realistically in their commitments to build a strong foundation for the youngest of our pupils

Barclays Bank Group estimates that OECD's 15pc minimum global tax rate will cost it £20m - Vimarsana News

Barclays Bank Group estimates that OECD's 15pc minimum global tax rate will cost it £20m

The implementation of a new 15pc global minimum tax rate will cost Barclays Bank around £20m (€23m) a year – because the UK headquartered global bank will top up taxes paid at lower rates in Ireland, the Isle of Man and Guernsey.

How feasible is nuclear power for Australia?, Energy News, ET EnergyWorld - Vimarsana News

How feasible is nuclear power for Australia?, Energy News, ET EnergyWorld

While nuclear power might experience a resurgence globally and eventually have a role in Australia, right now, no matter how much intent there might be to activate a nuclear power industry, it is difficult to envision before the mid 2040s.

The U.S. and EU Are at Odds Over Fossil Fuel Funding - Vimarsana News

The U.S. and EU Are at Odds Over Fossil Fuel Funding

The United States and the European Union are at odds over how far a ban on fossil fuel loans and guarantees will extend.

UK's ageing housing stock 'offers worst value for money in advanced economy' - Vimarsana News

UK's ageing housing stock 'offers worst value for money in advanced economy'

'When it comes to housing, UK households are getting an inferior product in terms of both quantity and quality', according to a new report