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More upbeat business surveys and strong first-quarter GDP show the British economy is recovering from a weak end to 2024, but ...
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Gartner projects that more than 85 % of organisations will operate on a cloud-first footing by 2025, a seismic shift that ...
Water is in the muck for two reasons. One is decades of underinvestment. The blame for that sits mostly with Ofwat, the ...
We are looking for a talented, enterprising and adaptable person to join the Digital department of The Economist for a ...
In a recent article titled “The Losers of the New Middle East,” the UK Economist magazine offers a sweeping indictment of Egypt’s current trajectory economically, politically, and geopolitically.
The songs that will define summer in the northern hemisphere this year will probably be bearable, for they will probably be ...
The final issue of Linux Format, the UK's best selling monthly Linux magazine, has gone on sale. The first issue launched in ...
The far right party is now outflanking Labour over the cost of living crisis. But Yuri Prasad argues racism remains central ...
British firms expect output to slide over the next three months, in their gloomiest outlook since September 2022, as the ...
Britain needs to cut industrial energy bills that are the highest among major advanced economies if its aspirations for a ...
From the future of the EU to the survival of right-wing populist politics and the war in Ukraine, the stakes in this knife edge vote in could not ...