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Waste tracking deadline approaches receiving sites
Read the full story: Waste tracking deadline approaches receiving sitesWaste receivers face mandatory digital reporting from October across England. Wales follows the same timetable, while updated government guidance moves the first annual £26 service charge to 31 January 2027.
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Texas investigates Glass Lewis, ISS over ESG support
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton investigates proxy advisory firms. The…
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Singapore secures 2m tonnes in carbon credits
Singapore to purchase over 2 million tonnes of carbon credits.…
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Google and Vaulted Deep partner to cut carbon
Google partners with Vaulted Deep to combat atmospheric carbon. Google…
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Lloyds Banking Group extends Broadcom partnership for cloud shift
Lloyds Banking Group has signed a new multi-year deal with…
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Sympower secures $50m for European expansion
Sympower secures €19 million to expand energy flexibility services. The…
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Britain sees 84 new businesses launched hourly
Britain sees 84 new companies launched every hour in 2025.…
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The productivity paradox of presenteeism costs UK billions
Presenteeism is costing UK businesses far more than absenteeism. A…
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Nvidia allocates £11bn towards AI development in the UK
Nvidia has revealed a major investment of up to £11…
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Microsoft to invest £22bn in UK AI
Microsoft will invest £22 billion in UK artificial intelligence. The…
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SEC must justify or revise climate rules
US court declines to rule on SEC climate disclosure rules.…
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Frasers faces investor opposition over finance chief bonus
Frasers faces investor opposition over its finance chief’s bonus award. Proxy advisers have questioned a £100,000 discretionary payment to Chris Wootton for delivering a new financing package.
