Mass strikes in the UK
Some 70,000 staff at more than 150 British universities began a three-day strike on Tuesday demanding a pay rise.
The University and College Union (UCU) said workers at higher education institutions in the kingdom would go on...
Business from the UK to the US and EU
A number of British semiconductor manufacturers are considering relocating their businesses to the US or an EU country if the UK government does not soon present a strategy and fina...
Results of the 2023 BRIT Awards
British singer Harry Styles has emerged as a major triumphant at the 2023 BRIT Awards, winning four awards in all the categories in which he was nominated. The ceremony to announce the winners...
Pay offers for railway workers
The British rail, maritime and transport union RMT has rejected Network Rail's offer of wage increases, meaning 40,000 of its staff could go on strike again.
"After extensive and detailed consultat...
Manchester United could be bought by James Ratcliffe
Owner of chemical concern Ineos, British billionaire James Ratcliffe is in talks with US banks JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs to support a bid to buy English football cl...
A deal between companies
The UK regulator has opposed Microsoft's purchase of major US computer games developer Activision Blizzard for $75bn.
The UK Competition and Markets Authority, shortly CMA, ...
FTSE 100 hits record high again
The London Stock Exchange's FTSE 100 Index, which is based on the stocks of the 100 largest-cap companies, reached a record high of 7,926 points on Wednesday.
That figure beat the previous record, which was set on Fe...
Space technology supported by investors
Investors have invested record sums in space technology start-ups for the second year in a row. This was reported by The Times.
According to its data, in 2022, space technology projects received about $8.9 bi...
Company buyout
Australian battery maker Recharge Industries will buy the assets of the bankrupt British startup Britishvolt. The announcement was made on Monday by audit firm Ernst and Young.
Ernst and Young,...
How Britons are fleeing the economic crisis
Libraries are becoming a refuge for those affected by the economic crisis. These institutions provide 'warm places' for vulnerable people to stay safe and have access to free food this winter.
More and mo...
Boycott for Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
Several British showbiz stars have refused to participate in the filming of the TV game "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" because its host Jeremy Clarkson made rude remarks about Prince H...
A record on the stock exchange
The London Stock Exchange's FTSE 100 Index, which is based on the shares of a hundred large-cap companies, gained 84 points, or 1.1 per cent, to a record high of 7,906 points in trading on Friday.
The previous record ...
Rate hike
The Bank of England raised its rate for the tenth time in a row, by 50 basis points, to 4% per annum, according to a statement on the regulator's website.
Edward Park, investment director at investment management firm Brooks Mac...
Tate Modern and apartment owners in court
Owners of luxury property in central London have won a victory in the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom in a suit against the gallery of modern art Tate Mo...
The UK economy
Britain's exit from the European Union (Brexit) is costing the economy £100 billion annually due to lost investment, loss of staff and income from trade. This was ...
Oil production indicators
The oil production of the member countries of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) may reach from 45% to 65% of total world production by 2050, having almost doubled compared...
Dress at auction
An evening gown belonging to Diana, Princess of Wales (1961-1997) is up for auction at Sotheby's in New York, the auction house's press office said Friday.
Created in 1989 by fashion designer Victor Edelstein, the dark-black velvet...
Strikes continue
Britain will face a new wave of strikes in January involving nurses, ambulance staff, railway workers, teachers and driving tests.
British nurses, who went on strike for the first time i...
A historic crisis in the NHS
The UK faces a deep crisis in emergency medical care amid a sharp rise in the incidence of flu and COVID-19. Representatives of Britain's major professional bodies of doctors warned of this on Monday.
Health crises are ...
The problems with the economy is going to continue
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak believes that in 2023 the time of hardship in the UK will continue because of the effects of the conflict in Ukraine.
"I'm not going to pretend that all our problems will...
Companies rating
19 Mention
19 Mention
16 Mention
9 Mention
8 Mention
8 Mention
8 Mention
7 Mention
7 Mention
6 Mention
ENGLAND NEWS
News GlobalEng.biz -this is the latest and most up-to-date information about the resonant events that have occurred in the region. The task of the resource's news feed is to convey to readers information about important events in business, politics, economics, healthcare, culture and other spheres of life in England with maximum accuracy and objectivity.
News GlobalEng.biz - this is coverage of the economic processes taking place in England, the latest news of public life, incidents and an overview of political events. English news is information about the activities of small and medium-sized businesses, the work of housing and communal services, the implementation of significant projects. The site's journalists describe not only the life of the region, but also talk about the current state of the English economy. Everything you need to know about innovations in the field of industry and agriculture, economy and government is collected in the "News" section on GlobalEng.biz.
News of England promptly informs the reader, shows the real picture and opens up topical topics. Communication with government structures and business gives us the opportunity to provide our readers with reliable, information-rich material.
The main page of the portal contains the key news of England!
Alena Potapova
Development Director
