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Discover a world of turquoise waters, pristine beaches and effortless luxury with our guide to five of the Caribbean’s most beautiful islands to visit in 2026. From elegant escapes and stylish resorts to untouched natural beauty and authentic island culture, these destinations each offer something distinctive for travellers seeking a memorable Caribbean getaway. Curaçao, Southern Caribbean A vibrant island of year round sunshine, turquoise waters and distinctive Dutch Caribbean charm, Curaçao offers a colourful alternative to the traditional Caribbean escape. The island is perhaps best known for the colourful architecture of Willemstad, where pastel coloured buildings line the waterfront and…

India’s renewable energy sector is showing how business growth and sustainability can work alongside one another, with ReNew reporting significant progress in cutting emissions while expanding its clean power generation. The company, described as India’s second largest renewable energy company, has published its annual report for the 2025/26 financial year, highlighting reductions in operational emissions, increased clean electricity generation and a growing focus on wider environmental and social impact. ReNew exceeds emissions reduction target According to the report, ReNew reduced its Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 25.6% compared with its 2021 baseline. This exceeded the company’s target of a…

The UK Government is introducing significant changes to public procurement rules designed to ensure billions of pounds in public spending delivers greater benefits for local businesses, workers and supply chains. Under the reforms, companies competing for major government contracts will increasingly be assessed not only on their ability to deliver goods and services, but also on their contribution to employment, skills development and economic opportunity within communities. The changes apply to a central government contracting market worth around £90 billion annually and are intended to make public procurement a more active tool for supporting economic growth. For procurement and supply…

Libya targets major energy investment Libya is seeking between USD 30 billion and USD 40 billion in investment to develop its oil and gas resources, modernise ageing infrastructure and increase crude production to two million barrels per day by 2030. The North African producer currently produces around 1.4 million barrels per day and holds Africa’s largest proven crude oil reserves, estimated at approximately 48 billion barrels. Libya’s National Oil Corporation says the country also has more than 60 discovered oil and gas fields that have yet to be developed. Untapped resources create new opportunities The scale of Libya’s untapped resources…

Europe’s Clean Energy Market Evolves European clean energy investment is continuing to attract significant capital as developers and investors adapt to a more complex and increasingly competitive renewable energy market. More than €100 billion was invested in new renewable capacity across Europe in 2025, driven by rising electricity demand from data centres, electric vehicles and increased air conditioning use during warmer summers. Solar and wind also became the European Union’s leading source of electricity last year, accounting for 30% of the bloc’s power supply. The market is changing, however. Renewable energy projects are now facing greater exposure to market prices,…

A Rooftop Above The City Perched above London near St Paul’s Cathedral, Sabine offers a stylish rooftop experience where botanical interiors, skyline views, cocktails and food come together. Located on Godliman Street, the rooftop has been designed as an urban oasis in the heart of the capital. Lush greenery, sophisticated interiors and a glass domed roof create a setting that feels both contemporary and inviting, while the outdoor terraces provide impressive views across St Paul’s and the London skyline. The location gives Sabine an immediate sense of place. The iconic dome of St Paul’s provides a striking backdrop, while the…

Copper Becomes A Major Growth Driver BHP’s shift towards copper is beginning to deliver significant results, with the world’s largest miner benefiting from strong prices and growing demand for the metal. Copper accounted for just over half of BHP’s adjusted EBITDA of almost $33 billion for the year to June 2026, putting the metal ahead of iron ore as an increasingly important contributor to the company’s financial performance. The results highlight how BHP’s copper growth strategy is changing the shape of its business, as the company looks to take advantage of rising demand for a metal that is essential to…

The UK construction sector is showing early signs of recovery, with a sharp rise in main contract awards providing fresh optimism for businesses across the industry. The latest August 2026 Construction Review from Glenigan, covering the three months to the end of July, found that main contract awards increased by 17% compared with the previous three months. When compared with the same period in 2025, contract awards were up by an impressive 169%. Construction Pipeline Shows Signs of Improvement The rise in contract awards is being supported by activity across several areas of the construction industry, with major healthcare projects…

Ryanair is strengthening its digital infrastructure through a new five year partnership with Google Cloud, as Europe’s largest airline looks to use data and artificial intelligence to support its ambitious growth plans. Announced on 12 August 2026, the partnership will see Ryanair deploy Google Workspace and Google Cloud services to approximately 35,000 employees across its network. The rollout is designed to support the airline as it works towards its target of carrying 300 million passengers annually by 2034. AI At The Heart Of The Partnership A central part of the agreement is Gemini Enterprise, Google Cloud’s agentic artificial intelligence platform.…

Britain’s advanced manufacturing sector has received a major boost with nearly £130 million of government and industry investment set to accelerate the development of next-generation vehicle technologies and support more than 1,800 skilled jobs across the country. The investment will support a broad range of projects spanning electric vehicles, battery technology, advanced materials, automated manufacturing and connected mobility, strengthening the UK’s position within the rapidly evolving global automotive industry. Around £65 million of government support is being matched by industry investment, with funding being delivered largely through the UK Government’s DRIVE35 programme. The initiative forms part of a wider £4…