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Carbon Offsetting – an important tool that needs some sharpening?
The Cambridge English Dictionary defines ‘Carbon Offsetting’ as “the activity of trying to stop the damage caused by activities that produce carbon by doing other things to reduce it, such as planting trees.” A simple enough concept, but one that in practice seems to divide opinions in the way that it is being implemented, writes …
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Euro News
Reddit co-founder announces €86 million investment in social media on Solana blockchain
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Sky News
Halfords sees supply chain issues start to ease – after cycling sales fall 25%
Halfords has said supply chain problems are starting to ease after they led to a 25% fall in cycling sales.The group said the availability of bikes had been “lower than we would like” in spring and later deteriorated further, meaning demand was outstripping supply in some categories for most of the first half of its …
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North Wales town bucks high street trend with 50 businesses opening or expanding
Mold continues to go from strength to strength and buck national retail trends. The town centre has seen more than 50 businesses open or expand in the past two years. And as the area readies itself for the Christmas shopping season, town councillors are proudly reflecting on a vacancy rate of just 5.8% – far …
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Evening Standard
Halfords lifts profits outlook as CEO says bike retailer’s ‘strategic transformations are landing’
Halfords saw shares surge as much as 13% this morning after the bike retailer upgraded full-year profits forecasts and said its supply chain struggles are “beginning to ease”.The listed firm, which also sells car parts and does repairs, forecast underlying profits of £80 – £90 million, up from previous guidance of above £75 million. It …
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Plan to reduce train emissions in North with battery trial on Transpennine route
Trains in the North could reduce their emissions if a trial to retrofit batteries proves successful. Transpennine Express is working with Hitachi Rail and Angel Trains to install battery technology trains used across the North with the aim of cutting carbon emissions by at least 20%. In the trial, Transpennine’s Nova 1 fleet of 19 …
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Evening Standard
Pay row looms at home furnishings retailer Dunelm
The chief executive of Dunelm is under pressure from a shareholder advisory group over his pay, which it dubs “excessive”.PIRC, the Pensions & Investment Research Consultants, is telling clients to vote against the retailer’s remuneration report at the next AGM.CEO Nick Wilkinson saw his pay this year quadruple to more than £4 million thanks to …
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The huge impact of Bad Wolf on the Welsh economy
Independent television production firm Bad Wolf, which has brought recommissioned high profile productions to Wales like A Discovery of Witches and His Dark Materials, has generated more than £110m of gross value added (GVA) for the Welsh economy. In a major start-up inward investment coup for Wales, Bad Wolf established its HQ and studios in …
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Videogame maker to create more than 1,000 jobs with new Manchester studio
An international independent videogame developer has announced plans to open a new Manchester base in 2022 and create more than 1,000 jobs in the next five years. Cloud Imperium Games will open a new development studio in Enterprise City in May 2022, creating more than 700 jobs in the area by 2023. Founded in 2012 …
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Myton Law takes proud place in lauded list of UK’s finest firms
Hull-based Myton Law is celebrating its entrance into The Times’ 200 Best Law Firms list, barely a decade after launching. It is one of only four practices noted for maritime work in England and Wales, and joins fellow city firm Hudgell Solicitors in the rankings. Hudgell has retained its position from 2021 after a stellar …
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Euro News
DoorDash comes to Europe in €7 billion takeover of Finnish food delivery app Wolt
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Bitter taste for Wetherspoons as COVID cautious older customers stay away
Wetherspoons has suffered a pandemic hangover as cautious older drinkers stay away from its pubs.The pub chain said sales in the 15 weeks to 7 November were 8.9% lower than pre-pandemic levels in 2019 with draught products that tend to be favoured by older clientele under pressure – traditional ales dropping by 30% and stout …

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