A British startup has embedded 156 sensor plates beneath 60 metres of track at Cardiff’s National Indoor Athletics Centre, marking the opening shot of an 18-month pilot programme. The technology, built by
The Federal Circuit’s ruling in The Nielsen Company (US), LLC v. TVision Insights, Inc. offers a sharp warning to technology companies about the hidden costs of broad patent claims. The court affirmed
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Legal professionals gathered at ILTACON 2026 heard a clear message: superficial answers about AI adoption are no longer acceptable to sophisticated clients. Donovan Bell, a CLOC board member and former head of
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The FTSE 100 opened broadly unchanged at 10,756.77 on 3 September 2026, with gains in precious-metal shares helping to offset persistent concerns over the Iran conflict. Gulf shipping disruptions and ongoing Middle
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Mid-cap stocks occupy a unique and often overlooked space in the market, sitting between the stability of large-caps and the growth potential of small-caps. Investors are frequently drawn to mid-cap companies because
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Hilton Food Group, the FTSE 250 listed meatpacker, has lifted its full-year profit target following the sale of its underperforming vegan manufacturing arm. The company now expects to deliver a pre-tax profit
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The pharmaceutical industry has entered a planning and preparation phase following the FDA’s publication of its final rule on 12-digit National Drug Codes. Liberty Dewey, manager of DSCSA at Cardinal Health, describes
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The Environmental Defense Fund posted a blog item on August 27, 2026, titled “American Chemical Safety Decisions Should Be Based on American Conditions of Use.” The blog item argues that country-specific exposure
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British American Tobacco (LSE: BATS) is quietly reminding investors why the FTSE 100 remains a compelling destination for those seeking reliable, long-term income. A common criticism of the UK stock market is
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South Korea’s semiconductor exports have surged to a historic high, delivering a major boost to Asia’s fourth-largest economy while simultaneously raising questions about long-term stability. Semiconductor exports jumped 209% year-over-year to a
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Griffith has accused acting Prime Minister Andy Burnham of “making up stories” about his role in the 2022 Liz Truss mini-Budget. Burnham repeatedly raised Griffith’s time as a Treasury minister during Truss’s
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