Calls for unity during bushfire royal commission
For Robert Cooper (pictured above), director of CPR Insurance Services, the royal commission is likely to highlight the issue of underinsurance and the financial burdens...
Category : Supply Chain Risk
Exposing the World’s Biggest Carbon Emitters
Last October, The Guardian published a blockbuster article on “the 20 firms behind a third of all carbon emissions,” including giants like Saudi Aramco, Chevron, ExxonMobil and BP....
Global Integrated Logistics Market 2020 | Know the Companies List Could Potentially Benefit or Loose out From the Impact of COVID-19 | Top Companies: Deutsche Post DHL, DB Schenker, Nippon Express, DSV Panalpina, C.H. Robinson Worldwide, etc.
Global Integrated Logistics Market Report is a professional and in-depth research report on the world’s major regional market. The Integrated Logistics industry 2020 by Industry Demand,...
UK – MERJE Recruitment reports increase in full year revenue
02 June 2020 Privately-held UK-based specialist recruitment consultancy MERJE reported record revenue of £10.06 million for the full year 2019, up from £8.60 million in...
Coronavirus: Government criticised over use of testing data
Image copyright PA Media The UK’s statistics watchdog has criticised the government over its handling of coronavirus testing data. The chairman of the UK Statistics...
Iran scientist acquitted in trade secrets situation at Case Western Reserve University deported
Sirous Asgari had been indicted in 2016 then acquitted in November of trying to steal secret research from Case Western Reserve University. CLEVELAND — An...
Yemen’s hidden migrants risk conflict and coronavirus in fight for survival | Global development
Yellow and purple headscarves and patterned dresses made a jarring contrast with the camouflage uniforms worn by soldiers milling around a bullet-ridden checkpoint in the...
FX Daily: Unsustainable rebound in sterling | Article
GBP: Unsustainable rebound Another round of UK-EU trade talks starts today. As we discussed in Brexit returns as major headache for the pound, there’s little...
Academics of disaster
An hour before tsunami struck the coast of Thailand on 26 December 2004, the Moken tribe, commonly known as sea-gypsies by the western tourists, rushed...
Toilet track and trace: University of Portsmouth scientist believes human waste is key to identifying coronavirus hotspots
With the virus having already been detected in the faeces of coronavirus patients in the Netherlands, USA, France and Australia, Dr Pattanathu Rahman, a microbiologist...