How traffic sensors and cameras are transforming city streets
From England to Australia, innovation and new ideas are changing urban mobility in a number of ways.
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Watch live: U.S. health officials join World Health Organization in Covid briefing for the first time since pandemic started
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is expected to authorize Johnson & Johnson's vaccine in the coming weeks.
A guide to degrowth: The movement prioritizing wellbeing in a bid to avoid climate cataclysm
Scholars are backing an idea that pushes social and ecological wellbeing over a system that pursues relentless economic growth.
Porsche CEO warns 'very serious' global chip shortage could affect operations for months
His comments come after a sudden upsurge in global car sales late last year coincided with a shortfall of essential chip components.
European banks have been resilient during the Covid crisis, but still face 2 major challenges
There's been a noticeable difference between the pandemic and the global financial crisis of 2008.
Watch live: Biden Covid team briefs press as winter storm delays vaccine deliveries
President Joe Biden's Covid-19 response team will hold a press briefing Friday amid the winter storm that has delayed vaccine deliveries across the U.S.
Cement giants turn to green hydrogen and carbon capture in efforts to curb emissions
Cement production is an energy intensive process responsible for a significant amount of emissions.
UK PM Boris Johnson to call on G-7 support for 100-day target to develop new vaccines
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson will call on leaders of the world's largest economies to support efforts to speed up the development of new vaccines.
UK plans to launch $1.1 billion ‘high-risk, high-reward’ science research agency
The Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) will fund "high-risk, high-reward" scientific research in the hope of achieving "groundbreaking" discoveries.
Britain's top warehouse specialist posts 62% profit surge as firms scramble for space
Segro, a U.K.-listed firm specializing in urban and big box warehouses across Europe, reported Friday a 62% increase in profit before tax between 2019 and 2020.
Euro zone business activity dips again in February despite manufacturing upturn
The euro zone is still struggling with the coronavirus pandemic, with most countries restricting people's movements to contain the number of infections.
Vestas invests in Swedish firm that builds wooden towers for wind turbines
Modvion installed a 30-meter tower on an island near Gothenburg last year.
The EU says it's going to get tough on trade — and that could have ramifications for U.S., China
The European Commission proposed on Thursday new tools to become a more "assertive" player in global trade.
Credit Suisse swings to fourth-quarter loss, weighed down by provisions for a U.S. legal dispute
Credit Suisse reported Thursday a net loss of 353 million Swiss francs ($392.8 million) for the fourth quarter of 2020 on the back of higher provisions.
Ford invests $1 billion in German plant, targets move to 'all-electric' passenger vehicles in Europe by 2030
Alongside passenger cars, Ford wants its commercial vehicle offering to focus on low and zero emission tech too.
Maersk says it will launch a carbon neutral vessel by 2023, seven years ahead of schedule
The environmental footprint of shipping, a crucial cog in the global economy, is significant.
London exodus may strengthen EU's hand in Brexit financial services deal
The U.K. and the EU have yet to find a solution for the financial services industry after Brexit. Recent data suggests Brussels may have the upper hand in talks.
Epic Games files antitrust complaint against Apple in the EU
Fortnite developer Epic Games has filed an antitrust complaint against Apple with the European Commission, alleging that its App Store is anti-competitive.
Lucky Strike-maker British American Tobacco is looking carefully at the cannabis trend
British American Tobacco is looking at selling more cannabis products as it seeks to find new sources of revenue beyond cigarettes.
Disgraced British fund manager Neil Woodford says sorry for huge losses as he announces comeback
Neil Woodford, the former U.K. star stockpicker whose investment firm collapsed in 2019, has said "sorry" to investors as he shared plans to make a comeback.
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