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The UK's Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport has decided not to intervene in the anticipated acquisition of TMGH by Axel Springer, according to official correspondence.

The UK's Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport has announced it will not intervene in Axel Springer SE's proposed acquisition of TMGH, paving the way for the landmark media deal.

UK's fusion industry is rapidly expanding, creating lucrative new opportunities for small and medium-sized businesses to collaborate and supply fusion developers worldwide.

Utility companies are incentivizing households to use electricity during periods of excess supply, potentially offering free or discounted power for washing on sunny weekends.

BP's oil trading desk sees windfall gains as global energy markets reel from the US-Israeli war on Iran, leading to a 20% profit forecast upgrade by Citi analysts.

Nexstar's $6.2 billion acquisition of Tegna faced swift approval from Trump-era regulators, but now faces legal challenges from anti-trust lawsuits.

The director of a fire alarm company in Burton has been banned from running businesses after failing to pay over £300,000 in taxes across two companies, engaging in abusive 'phoenixism' behavior.

Veteran industry leaders join the National Housing Bank Board, fortifying its oversight capabilities and steering the bank's mission to address national housing challenges.

East West Rail seeks public input on plans to transform the Oxford-Cambridge region, a crucial economic corridor. Explore the latest development proposals and have your say.

Australia's wealthiest person, Gina Rinehart, faces a high-stakes court decision that could force her to share her family's multi-billion dollar iron ore fortune.