Asahi Halts UK Construction Amid Economic Pressures
Japan's brewing giant Asahi halts UK building projects amid economic turbulence, sparking concerns about beer shortages and price increases for British consumers.
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Asahi Acquires Premium Spirits Portfolio in Strategic Expansion
Japan's Asahi Group announces strategic acquisition of premium spirits brands from global beverage giant, marking significant expansion beyond beer market dominance.
Japan's vending machines crippled by cyber attack
A sophisticated cyber attack has crippled Japan's iconic vending machine network, leaving millions unable to purchase drinks as major suppliers Asahi and Suntory struggle to restore operations.
Cyber Attack Wipes Out Asahi Super Dry Beer Supply
A devastating ransomware attack has brought Japan's iconic Asahi Super Dry production to a standstill, threatening nationwide shortages of the country's most popular beer within days.
Thames Water Faces High Court Winding-Up Petition
Britain's largest water supplier Thames Water confronts potential collapse as creditors file High Court petition over unpaid debts, raising concerns about London's water security.
Jaguar Land Rover production cuts hit UK manufacturing
Britain's automotive giant Jaguar Land Rover has dramatically cut production, contributing to the UK's manufacturing sector contraction and raising concerns about economic growth ahead of the Autumn Budget.
Tea & Coffee Drinkers Live Longer, Study Finds
New research shows that moderate consumption of tea, coffee, or plain water significantly reduces the risk of premature death. Discover how your favourite beverages could add years to your life.
Justin Baldoni backs Blake Lively in beverage lawsuit drama
Jane the Virgin star Justin Baldoni speaks out as Blake Lively confronts lawsuit over her non-alcoholic drink company, revealing industry tensions and celebrity business challenges.
AG Barr Scottish Shares Fall Amid Brexit Trade Issues
Irn-Bru manufacturer AG Barr sees Scottish shares tumble as Brexit trade barriers and supply chain issues impact the iconic soft drink business. Exclusive analysis reveals the challenges facing Scottish producers.
Asahi Group Hit by Major Cyber Attack in Europe
Japan's renowned Asahi Group faces operational chaos after a sophisticated cyber attack compromised its European operations, forcing systems offline and raising data security concerns across the beverage industry.
Cyber attack forces Jaguar Land Rover to pause production
Jaguar Land Rover has been forced to suspend production at its UK factories for a week in October following a significant cyber attack on a key parts supplier, causing major disruption.
EU Revives India Trade Pact to Counter Russia in Ukraine War
Exclusive: The European Union is accelerating negotiations for a landmark free trade agreement with India, a strategic move to reduce Moscow's economic leverage and secure supply chains amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
EU Enforces Strict Brexit Food Import Rules on UK
Post-Brexit trade tensions escalate as the EU confirms UK food imports will be subject to full third-country checks, rejecting British pleas for a youth mobility concession. Discover how this impacts prices, supply chains, and the future of UK-EU relation
Jaguar Land Rover Halts UK Production Amid Supply Crisis
Jaguar Land Rover announces a temporary shutdown of its UK factories, citing global supply chain disruptions. The move impacts production of key models and raises concerns for the British automotive sector.
Finland's Stockpiles: A Warning for Europe's Supply Chains
As Europe faces a crisis of confidence in its supply chains, Finland's national stockpiling strategy offers a powerful lesson in resilience. Discover why experts are urging the UK and EU to take note.
JLR Halts Production After Major Cyber Attack
Jaguar Land Rover's UK manufacturing operations have been brought to a standstill by a sophisticated cyber attack, halting production and sparking major supply chain disruptions.
Toxic Mercury in Takeaway Packaging Contaminates Planet
Shocking new study reveals mercury levels from aluminium production for takeaways and Amazon packaging are contaminating rainforests and food chains worldwide.
Ukraine's Railway Sabotage Cripples Russian Supply Lines
Exclusive briefing: Ukrainian special forces and partisans are systematically dismantling Russia's military supply lines through targeted strikes on key railway infrastructure, causing chaos and delays for Moscow's troops.
Pret Scraps Free Coffee Loyalty Scheme, Sparks Customer Fury
Pret A Manger has sparked customer outrage by abruptly cancelling its popular 'Meal Deal' loyalty scheme, which offered a free hot drink after every five purchases. The move has been met with widespread disappointment from its dedicated customer base.
Roosters' Radley's Cafe Trip Before Drug Court Case
Sydney Roosters NRL star Victor Radley has been photographed enjoying a casual outing with teammates at a trendy Bondi Beach cafe, just days before a pivotal court hearing for a drug supply charge he claims to have been 'unwittingly swept into'.
Major UK Supermarket Chain Announces Multiple Store Closures
A prominent UK supermarket chain has unveiled plans to close a number of its stores, impacting several communities. The move is part of a strategic review to ensure long-term viability in a competitive retail market.
England's Water Crisis: Reservoirs Hit Dangerously Low Levels
Critical water reservoirs across England, including key sites in Somerset, Derbyshire, and Yorkshire, are at alarmingly low levels following an unusually dry winter, prompting concerns over future supply and hosepipe bans.
Human Chain Saves Boy from Drowning on Spanish Beach
Quick-thinking beachgoers form a 200-person human chain to rescue a 12-year-old boy from treacherous currents at a popular Spanish resort in a remarkable display of community bravery.
Guzman y Gomez's US expansion hits major roadblocks
Australian fast-food favourite Guzman y Gomez faces significant hurdles in its ambitious US expansion, with reports of financial losses, leadership exits, and a struggle to adapt its menu for American tastes. Is the burrito bubble bursting?
Trump Claims Apple AirPods Are Made in Italy, Not China
Former US President Donald Trump alleges Apple's AirPods are manufactured in Italy, not China, igniting a fresh debate on global trade and tech supply chains.
Cracker Barrel Investigates Rotten Food Allegations
A viral social media storm has engulfed US restaurant chain Cracker Barrel, with employees and customers alleging serious food safety breaches, including serving expired and mouldy food. An internal investigation is now underway.
John Deere Warns of Tractor Price Hikes from US Tariffs
John Deere's CEO has issued a stark warning that the cost of its iconic green tractors is set to rise significantly for British farmers, citing new US tariffs on Chinese manufacturing imports as the primary driver.
Cronos New Dawn: Revolutionising Blockchain Gaming in 2025
Discover Cronos New Dawn, the groundbreaking blockchain gaming platform built on Cronos Chain. Featuring AAA graphics, player-owned economies, and a revolutionary 'Play-to-Earn' model, it's poised to redefine web3 gaming in 2025.
Activist Investor Elliott Management Targets PepsiCo for Shake-Up
Hedge fund giant Elliott Management, known for aggressive corporate shake-ups, has taken a massive stake in PepsiCo and is demanding urgent changes to boost the beverage and snack giant's lagging stock price.
Home and Away Star Jailed for Six Months on Drug Charges
Former 'Home and Away' actor Ben Unwin, famed for playing Jesse McGregor, is sentenced to six months in prison after pleading guilty to cocaine possession and supply in a Sydney court. The shocking fall from grace for the 1990s teen heartthrob.
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