News briefs
Source-linked news summaries. Each brief identifies the announcement or document on which it is based.
Eurostat's new release measures both tonnes and tonne-kilometres. Confusing them changes the story about which countries move the most freight—and what the decline means.
The latest generation figures look stronger than the EU's overall renewable-energy share. They measure different things—and neither should be used in place of the other.
New Eurostat figures put rail ahead on distance travelled. That is useful evidence about transport, but it cannot tell you which service more people depend on.
September's release tracks employers' hourly costs. Wages, take-home pay and purchasing power need different measures, particularly when comparing countries or sectors.
The Starkville hotel still advertises rooms and booking. Historic records and local reporting reveal a story larger than the makeover, including the chef behind its restaurant...
The Denver pizzeria advertises service and online ordering. Its current hours and delivery offer differ from an older post-Ramsay profile, so returning viewers should check...
The cupcake jars are still on sale. Hickory Farms’ acquisition, Kevin O’Leary’s original royalty deal and today’s ordering details explain what happened after the pitch.
The September 7 IFA session addresses trust, ageing and connected homes.
IllustrationEU ministers' September 6-8 programme includes food security and rural livelihoods.
The Council has approved its position; Parliament's final vote remains ahead.
IllustrationThe September 4 announcement confirms the next meeting, not a new agreement.
GFU reports growth in consumer technology, but headline sales figures need context.
NASA's new account explains an August satellite observation in the South Atlantic.