BrewDog Co‑Founder James Watt Seeks Buyback Following Tilray Takeover
BrewDog co‑founder James Watt has announced an official bid to buy back the company after its sale to Tilray, proposing to return ownership to...
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EU Border System Delays Feed Scrutiny as Airports Struggle With EES Rollout
The EU’s Entry Exit System (EES) rollout has increased passport control times at major airports, with Rome and Faro reporting longer queues.
Aer Lingus Plans Up to 500 Job Cuts and Route Reductions to Boost Margin
Aer Lingus unveiled a cost‑cutting plan to trim up to 500 jobs across head office, cabin and pilot roles, alongside a 6% capacity reduction...
TikTok Faces Ofcom Investigation Over Child Age Checks
Ofcom has opened a formal investigation into TikTok’s age-check methods and whether safeguards protect under-18 users from harmful content as part of a broader...
UK Economy Returns To Growth In May As Energy Pressures Persist
UK GDP edged higher in May, rising 0.1% as the services sector led gains, offset by declines in production and construction amid energy-price pressures...
White House Teleprompter Operator Accused Of Making $100K From Trump Speech Bets
A White House teleprompter operator faces investigation after allegedly using inside information to place bets on Trump speeches, with about $100,000 in potential gains...
Bozeman’s Yellowstone Effect: Rapid Growth, Soaring Rents, and a Rent Strike
Bozeman, Montana, has transformed from a quiet Western town into a magnet for wealth, prompting housing affordability concerns and a notable rent strike at...
The 2000s Digital Camera Trend Returns as Smartphone Fatigue Grows
A renewed interest in the 2000s digital camera is sweeping bars, festivals and family gatherings as nostalgia and smartphone fatigue push adults toward retro...
Gazundering Remains Rising Risk in England and Wales Housing Market
Gazundering, where buyers lower an agreed price just before contracts are exchanged, is increasingly affecting English and Welsh housing markets.
Treasury’s Trump Coin Sparks Legal Questions as Semiquincentennial Gift Goes On Sale
The U.S. Mint plans a commemorative $1 coin featuring President Trump’s image, part of a broader push around the 250th anniversary.