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The US president is due to touch down in Scotland on Friday evening.

From teaching the realities of business in an AI-enabled world to improving companies’ pipeline of talent, the University of Derby is leading the way in preparing students for the world of work once they graduate

Prime minister and his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi are set to put their signatures on a trade deal

Haters said the German group was doomed for investing in EVs. The sales numbers say otherwise.

You’ve seen the exaggerated headlines and read the negative comments, which paint a grim picture of Jaguar’s current state. Yes, sales are grinding to a halt, but that was to be expected, right? After all, production of nearly all models ended in 2024, with the F-Pace being the last one…

The V-12 is dying. Apart from a few holdouts endeavoring to keep the monstrous motor alive, most companies have downsized or electrified as The Man cracks down on emissions-spewing, fuel-thirsty engines.

Jaguar is in a tough spot following an aggressive rebrand that hasn't been well-received, and a radical concept car that left many customers scratching their heads. However, Jaguar pushes on with its new strategy regardless, with plans to launch a production version of the Type 00 in the next few…

Industry professionals gather at civil and military aircraft event further overshadowed by war between Israel and Iran

A recently announced Pentagon review of the AUKUS pact has sparked a renewed bout of debate in Australia. Led by the “AUKUS-agnostic” US Undersecretary of Defense Elbridge Colby, the review raises serious questions over whether Australia will receive its US-made Virginia-class submarines on schedule from 2032.

Letters: Readers respond to the energy secretary’s announcement of the new £14.2bn Sizewell C power station and Rolls-Royce winning the contract to develop small modular reactors

The UK will finally end its no-nuclear status quo as it backs Rolls-Royce to build Britain's small modular reactors.