UK electric vehicle charger rollout risks regional divide, report warns
The UK government's plan for 300,000 EV charge points by 2030 may exacerbate regional inequalities in access, particularly between London and rural areas.
Study shows regional differences in heat pump adoption across the UK
Cornwall leads UK in heat pump installations, driven by awareness of incentives and local support while other regions struggle due to cost and insulation issues.
Here's how much you have to earn to qualify as middle class, new study says
Middle-class income requirements vary by state. California saw a 50% increase from 2012 to 2022.
Germany population growth to remain flat, study shows DW 04/09/2024
Germany's population expected to grow by 0.6% by 2040 with significant regional differences
Working-age population in Germany predicted to drop below 50% by 2040.
London leads the way for finance vacancies as 2024 sees pick-up across C&I
Positive recruitment activity in Commerce & Industry in 2024, with a 24.6% increase compared to 2023.
Regional recruitment activity down by 5.4%, with a 5.7% drop in Commerce & Industry, contrasting with the capital.
There is a 13-year difference in life expectancy between a Chelsea girl and a Blackpool boy
There is a significant disparity in life expectancy between different areas in the UK.
The North-South health divide is a pressing issue that needs to be addressed urgently.
AI set to dominate fintech development for next five years: WEF study - ET BFSI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is seen as the most relevant topic for the development of fintech in the next five years.
Fintech firms express concern about the lack of incentives or mechanisms to contribute to environmental and inclusion goals.
Western German domination extends to Euros DW 06/06/2024
The football divide in Germany still lingers post-reunification, with disparities in hosting major sporting events between the former East and West Germany.
A record number of homeowners have no mortgage. Here's how it's shifting the housing market
The U.S. economy remains resilient partly due to the majority of homeowners having fixed-rate mortgages or no mortgages at all.