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Germany's skilled craft industries, from construction to manufacturing, face an acute labor shortage as fewer young people pursue these in-demand trades. A recent court case highlights the risks of unqualified medical practitioners.

Brewdog's co-founder James Watt apologizes to staff and investors after hundreds of jobs were lost in the sale of the popular brewer and pub chain.

Elysia McCaffrey has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer of the UK's Marine Management Organisation, tasked with overseeing ocean conservation and sustainable development.

New government data shows unprecedented growth in UK employment, with millions of workers finding new jobs in 2025. Experts weigh in on the causes and impacts.

The SIA licence fee rebate of £20 will end in April 2026, meaning applicants will have to pay the full £204 fee. Learn how this change may impact security professionals.

Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack warns against hasty interest rate cuts, emphasizing the need to control inflation despite economic pressures.

Amid rising housing costs, some states are easing fire safety regulations to enable more affordable multi-family developments. Explore how this controversial approach aims to increase housing supply.

Explore how building more single-family homes for rent can help alleviate the affordable housing crisis in America, benefiting both renters and buyers.

The UK supermarket chain Iceland has abandoned its lengthy legal dispute with the country of Iceland, instead offering a 'rapprochement discount' for shoppers from the island nation.

Asian markets tumble as fears over energy supply and costs offset optimism around AI advancements. Experts analyze the impact on regional economies.