Getty Images Soldiers from the Lebanese army surveyed the beach where the raid is said to have taken place The Israeli military said a senior Hezbollah operative was captured in a naval raid in the northern Lebanese town of Batroun on Friday. An official said special forces had apprehended the individual and taken them back…
A Georgia judge on Saturday rejected a Republican lawsuit trying to block counties from opening election offices on Saturday and Sunday to let voters hand in their mail ballots in person. The lawsuit only named Fulton County, a Democratic stronghold that includes most of the city of Atlanta and is home to 11% of the…
PA Media Prince William wants this year’s Earthshot event to boost African environmental projects The Prince of Wales has spoken of his deep personal connections with Africa – ahead of his environmental Earthshot Prize awards ceremony in Cape Town in South Africa next week. “Africa has always held a special place in my heart –…
In today’s digital-driven era, video marketing has swiftly emerged as a dominant tool for businesses to communicate their message. With its ability to present content in a visually compelling and interactive manner, it’s no surprise that businesses of all scales are harnessing its power. The core advantage of video marketing is its innate capacity to…
This week, the panel of experts on Small Business Breakdown discuss an array of topics important to entrepreneurs everywhere. What impact will the partnership between Zoho and NVIDIA have on your company? The experts discuss. Also, with the calendar turning to November, the pressure builds to have a successful holiday shopping season. In addition to…
The SNP government has reportedly spent nearly £75,000 of taxpayers’ money to hide evidence gathered during an investigation into Nicola Sturgeon‘s conduct. The legal costs for concealing documents detailing the former First Minister’s behaviour during the Alex Salmond sexual misconduct probe have soared to £73,024, raising serious questions about transparency. These shocking revelations emerge as…
There is an awful lot of hot air behind one growth area of the economy – and a good thing too. ‘Hair tech’ – the gadgets that curl or straighten our locks – is one in which Britain leads the world, and which promises export growth. We may not give it much thought as we…
By Hamish Mcrae Updated: 21:51 GMT, 2 November 2024 Seeing red: Chancellor Rachel Reeves This wasn’t meant to happen. Chancellor Rachel Reeves would of course have expected political attacks for her Budget and some corporate push-back. That’s fair stuff. But having onside the slightly grudging support of the Office for Budget Responsibility, plus words of…
The real estate industry is highly saturated in nearly every market throughout the country. So it can be tough for new or emerging small businesses in the space to really set themselves apart. A unique marketing strategy is a must for anyone trying to build sustained success. But what does that look like? First, you…
Tuesday’s vote in the United States may be dominating social media feeds, but it is just one of more than 70 national elections that will have taken place this year by the end of December. Mauritanians went to the polls in June, the same month Mexico elected its first female president and Prime Minister Narendra…
