Author: Fiona Craig
Genus plc (LSE:GNS) has upgraded its outlook for the financial year ended 30 June 2026 after stronger-than-expected trading, supported by robust growth across its Asian operations, improved cash generation and the contribution from its new Chinese joint venture. The animal genetics specialist said adjusted pre-tax profit is now expected to come in moderately ahead of market consensus at around £98 million.Read More
The 23rd China International Hardware Show (CIHS 2026), recognized as Asia’s premier and most influential professional hardware sourcing platform, will take place from September 28 to 30, 2026, at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC). With over two decades of continuous growth and evolution, CIHS has cemented its position as a definitive industry benchmark across the Asia-Pacific region. As a vital international trade hub, the exhibition integrates global industrial resources, bridRead More
Wildfires rage in U.S. and Europe amid soaring temps.Read More
According to Eurostat, the EU’s population grew by 705,756 people last year, and 461,800 of them reside in Spain. Therefore, Spain contributed two out ofRead More
EU cookie banners expose flaws in privacy policy as member states resist browser-level consent reform, raising concerns over media funding and platform power.Read More
While Northeast Atlantic mackerel stocks plummet, European nations are exploiting Russia’s pariah status to justify their own overfishing.Read More
New guidelines help Natura 2000 sites integrate tourism and recreational activities while highlighting the growing importance of ecotourism.Read More
Peter Falconio and Joanne Lees were travelling across the country in a van when they were ambushed by Bradley Murdoch on the isolated highwayRead More
Triple murder suspect Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, wanted by British authorities on suspicion of killing his wife and two young daughters in England, appeared in a Johannesburg court on Monday.Read More
Award-winning wine and spirits merchant, Friarwood, is set to close after 59 years, having fallen into administration.Read More