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A Quiet Vote of Confidence in Glasgow’s Retail Core
French investor Remake has acquired Uniqlo’s Glasgow flagship, underlining continued investor interest in prime city-centre retail assets.
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When Planning Language Quietly Changes the Skyline
Revisions to the NPPF signal a more permissive stance on upward extensions and introduce biodiversity net gain exemptions for small sites, subtly shifting planning priorities.
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British Companies Lose £80 Million After Piling into Bitcoin
A growing number of British companies have collectively lost £80 million after heavily investing in Bitcoin, highlighting the volatile nature of cryptocurrency markets. The downturn has raised questions about the wisdom of corporate cryptocurrency investments and future financial strategies.
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A Historic Stillhouse Takes a Year Off — and What It Means for Bourbon
Jim Beam will suspend bourbon distillation at its main Clermont, Kentucky distillery for all of 2026 to align production with demand and invest in site enhancements, while other sites continue operations.
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Bulls in Equity, Bears in Bonds: Asia’s Financial Dichotomy
Asian shares climbed on tech‑led optimism, but the Japanese yen stayed weak and government bonds came under pressure as markets weigh diverging signals from equity and fixed‑income sectors.
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Between Snow and Sound: The Art of Everest for 60 Minutes
Capturing 60 Minutes on Mount Everest required months of training, local Sherpa support hauling heavy gear, solar‑powered tech setups, and deep respect for the mountain’s culture and challenges.
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When the Heart of Kentucky Rests: Jim Beam’s Year of Reflection
Jim Beam will pause distillation at its main Clermont, Kentucky distillery for 2026 to align with inventories and invest in site enhancements, while other facilities stay open.
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When One Let Unlocks Wider Momentum
A deal at Droitwich has helped drive stronger leasing activity for Harworth, underlining continued demand for well-located regional employment space.
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From Cost Pressure to Strategic Proof
Seven practical shifts, from energy certainty to capital structure, could help restore investor confidence in Europe’s chemicals industry.
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From a Single Line in the Water to a Growing Coastal Presence
UK seaweed farming has grown from one commercial site in 2016 to at least ten active farms by 2022, reflecting rising interest in sustainable marine industries.
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When the Last Plant Still Matters
£150m in new funding has secured the UK’s last ethylene plant, offering short-term stability to a sector facing rising costs and intense global competition.
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Israel Approves 19 New Settlements in Occupied West Bank
On December 21, 2025, Israel’s Cabinet approved plans for 19 new Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank. This significant decision, announced by far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, marks a continuation of the Israeli government's aggressive strategy to expand settlements in a manner that jeopardizes the viability of a future Palestinian state.
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US Pursuing Third Oil Tanker Near Venezuela, Officials Say
U.S. officials have confirmed the pursuit of a third oil tanker reportedly bound for Venezuela, amid ongoing sanctions aimed at curbing the Maduro regime's oil exports. This move signals heightened tensions as the U.S. seeks to enforce its restrictions on Venezuelan oil shipments.
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Polish President Vetoes Government Bills Raising Taxes on Alcoholic and Sweet Drinks
The Polish president has vetoed newly proposed government legislation aimed at increasing taxes on alcoholic beverages and sugary drinks. The decision reflects ongoing concerns about potential economic impacts and public backlash.
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Miles in the Balance: Reflections on Loyalty, Value, and the Seat You Choose
American Airlines passengers flying on basic economy tickets will no longer earn AAdvantage miles or Loyalty Points on tickets bought after Dec. 17, 2025, even as other basic perks remain.
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Counting the Cost of Convenience: Visa, Mastercard, and the Price of Access
Visa and Mastercard agree to pay $167.5 million to settle a long‑running class action alleging they conspired to keep ATM access fees high, offering reimbursements to millions of users.
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When Sweetness Turns Sour: The Ben & Jerry’s Boardroom Rift and a Chair’s Charge
Ben & Jerry’s former board chair alleges Magnum threatened a smear campaign amid a dispute over governance changes after the ice cream brand’s spin‑off.
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Flights, Families, and Festivities: Counting the Crowds Before Christmas
Peak holiday travel in 2025 is expected on Dec. 19–21 and Dec. 26 & 28, with airports crowded and flights busy; travelers are advised to plan ahead
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Barrels and Breaks: Tradition Meets Transition in Kentucky Bourbon
Jim Beam will pause distillation at its historic Clermont, Kentucky facility throughout 2026 to undertake upgrades, while other production and visitor operations continue.
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Wishes, Water, and a Small Fare: Reimagining the Trevi Experience
Rome will introduce a €2 fee from February for tourists to access the steps around the Trevi Fountain, aiming to manage crowds and fund maintenance while keeping general viewing free.
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When Ice Cream Meets Crossroads: What Ben & Jerry’s Story Teaches About Mission and Change
Ben & Jerry’s removed its board chair amid a governance dispute with new owner Magnum, raising questions about board independence and the company’s social mission.
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Where Capital Meets Calm: The Uneasy Path of Luxury Home Buying in New Zealand
New Zealand is easing its long‑standing foreign buyer ban, allowing wealthy investor‑visa holders to purchase NZ$5 million+ luxury homes, drawing interest from affluent Americans.
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Strategic Shifts: Chinese Firms Seek Singapore as Geopolitical Winds Change
Amid rising Western scrutiny, more Chinese companies are choosing to domicile in Singapore to tap global markets, benefit from trade agreements and navigate U.S.–China tensions — though relocation isn’t a complete shield.
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Northward Bound: Why U.S. Oil Firms Are Turning to Canada’s Montney
U.S. oil and gas producers are increasingly eyeing Canada’s Montney basin as Permian inventories shrink, costs are lower, and long‑lived resources and infrastructure improvements make it attractive for future drilling.
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