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Why Aluminium Doors Are The B2B Material Of Choice For New Generational Commercial Buildings

In commercial construction, aluminium doors are quickly becoming the B2B material of choice for projects in which durability, aesthetics and long-term return on investment are key. Aluminium is increasingly favoured by commercial developers, contractors, façade engineers and architects for external and internal systems, and it’s not purely about the look of the material. In almost every aspect of lifecycle economics, structural performance, and regulation compliance, aluminium doors are a better option than most of the ageing...

Craftsmanship Matters: Inside the Making of Tufina Watches

In today’s hectic fast-paced world, where most things are built simply for convenience and speed, it’s quite easy to forget the value of patience, precision and hands-on craftsmanship. That’s exactly why mechanical watches continue to hold a special place in the hearts of collectors and casual shoppers alike. Today, we are going to take a closer look at the watchmaking process of Tufina Watches – a brand whose core principles are hand-assembly and pure craftsmanship....

Unlocking the Power of Cloud Storage for Business Growth

The volume of data businesses manage grows rapidly, and with it, the demands for scalability, availability, and protection also increase. In this landscape, cloud storage has become a fundamental component of IT infrastructure, particularly in environments that prioritize regulatory compliance and operational continuity. Simply put, cloud storage enables files, databases, and systems to be stored on servers accessible via the Internet. More specifically, the data is hosted in data centers managed by specialized providers rather...

Congress sends bill ending longest government shutdown in history to Trump’s desk

A bill to end the record-breaking U.S. government shutdown is headed to President Donald Trump’s desk after more than 42 days. Federal funding legislation aimed at opening the government passed in the House Wednesday evening, ending the weeks-long fiscal standoff that has largely paralyzed Congress since Oct. 1. Republicans on the House floor erupted in cheers when the bill prevailed while the majority of Democrats quietly exited the chamber. The White House said Trump would...

Building core skills for a productive, high-growth economy

The UK is still grappling with what economists call the “productivity puzzle.” Since the 2008 global financial crisis, growth in output per worker has been sluggish when compared with international competitors such as the United States, Germany and France. Weak productivity holds back wages, dampens economic growth and limits our ability to fund vital public services. The government has rightly recognised the need to kickstart growth. The Industrial Strategy identified eight key sectors with the...

House advances bill to end government shutdown with hours until final vote

The record-breaking U.S. government shutdown appears to be on a path to finally ending after 43 days. Federal funding legislation aimed at opening the government survived a key test vote in the House later Wednesday, teeing it up for final passage in a matter of hours. That means the bill could hit President Donald Trump’s desk as soon as Wednesday night, likely ending what has been the longest shutdown in U.S. history. The White House...