In a bold expansion plan M&S aims to capture Gen Z customers and challenge Boots’ market dominance

Luciana Gatti, who studies carbon uptake in the Amazon, aims to join Brazil’s lower house in this weekend’s elections

McDonald’s is increasingly using artificial intelligence to guide menu prices across the U.S. and some global markets, a plan that aims to boost headquarters’ profit but risks alienating customers and...

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At InnoTrans 2026, Huawei introduced the Intelligent RAIL 2.0, which aims to digitally transform the global railway sector through innovative solutions.

Republican congressional candidate Laurie Buckhout visited the storm-damaged Outer Banks during a nor'easter, assessing damage and emphasizing the need for long-term solutions. Drawing on her Army experience and farm upbringing, she expressed concerns over ongoing road erosion. Buckhout aims to prioritize infrastructure support and listen to constituents in her campaign against Democrat Don Davis.

Fleet and consultants said district clinics, vendor competition and performance guarantees can reduce emergency‑room use and lower claims; the board pressed for precise startup and annual cost estimates, vendor RFPs, and data‑backed ROI before signing contracts.

HumanTronik's acquisition of CloudMoyo aims to elevate AI capabilities and delivery in enterprise solutions, promising innovative outcomes for global customers.

LNG Canada, a joint venture led by Shell PLC, has announced plans to proceed with a $30-billion-plus Phase 2 expansion at its liquefied natural gas facility in Kitimat, British Columbia. The project aims to double the facility's annual LNG production capacity to 28 million tonnes, positioning it among the world's largest LNG export facilities. The expansion includes adding two new LNG processing trains, expanding storage and condensate tanks, constructing a new loading berth, and upgrading utility and process systems. Additionally, the 670-kilometre Coastal GasLink pipeline, which supplies the plant, will be expanded with five new compressor stations. During peak construction, the project is expected to create approximately 4,000 new construction jobs in Kitimat and 2,100 jobs for pipeline construction. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson are scheduled to attend the project launch in Vancouver. The LNG Canada project, which began exports to Asia in its first phase last year, is part of Canada's strategy to diversify energy exports away from the United States, particularly in response to potential trade tensions under U.S. President Donald Trump's administration. Shell holds the largest stake at 40%, followed by Malaysia's Petronas (25%), Japan's Mitsubishi (15%), PetroChina (15%), and South Korea's Kogas (5%). Last September, MidOcean Energy acquired a 20% interest in Petronas' Canadian assets, including natural gas operations in northeastern B.C. and Petronas' stake in LNG Canada. The project was among the first to be referred to the Major Projects Office for fast-track approval, highlighting its significance to Canada's economic strategy. This expansion underscores Canada's commitment to strengthening its position in the global LNG market and reducing reliance on U.S. markets for energy exports.

Russia plans to spend $202 billion on defence in 2027, the highest figure since the ‌start of the war in Ukraine in 2022.

"It’s going to create a lot of conflict and confusion and animosity."

Recommendations include the SickKids-developed CARD system, giving families practical tools to reduce fear, anxiety and pain during vaccinations.

Korea’s national Korean language proficiency exam is preparing for a major digital overhaul, introducing artificial intelligence (AI) to draft test...

Cognition, a company likely involved in AI-driven operations, has appointed Alex Stamos as its new chief security officer. This strategic hire aims to enhance the company's security measures and innovate its cybersecurity solutions, which is crucial

Dangote Fertiliser Limited is set to expand its annual production capacity to 12 million metric tonnes, marking a major step in the Dangote Group’s industrial growth strategy and paving the way for a planned stock market listing in 2027. The ambitious expansion, which will involve building six new production lines, is expected to begin operations between late 2028 and early 2029.