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techround.co.uk | Dana Leigh
The UK has recorded its sunniest spring since records began, causing a surge in the amount of solar energy generated in the country. According to Carbon Brief, solar output hit 7.6 terawatt hours between January and May, which is 42% more than the same period last year. In April and May, this surge topped up the UK’s monthly electricity mix by 10% each month, showing its potential as an energy source for the country. But it’s not just the weather that contributed to this.
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3 weeks ago |
techround.co.uk | Dana Leigh
Donald Trump has officially lifted US sanctions on Syria, a piece of news that will likely be hugely celebrated across the country. But what does it mean for Syrian businesses trying to recover after years of war and global isolation? Let’s take a look. A New US PolicyOn the 13th May 2025, during an investment forum in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, President Trump announced that he would lift many US sanctions against Syria.
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3 weeks ago |
techround.co.uk | Dana Leigh
This article is for information only and does not constitute investment advice. According to Central Banking, Central banks have been stashing away gold faster than ever before over the past three years. World Gold Council data shows central banks bought 1,082 tonnes of gold in 2022, 1,037 tonnes in 2023 and 1,044 in 2024, with prices up by over 40% since January 2024. But when it comes to personal investments, a different story is emerging.
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3 weeks ago |
techround.co.uk | Dana Leigh
Tell us about WypeWe are a London-based wellness brand redefining bottom care. We create innovative, sustainable products that keep people and the planet pristine while breaking outdated taboos. How did you come up with the idea for Wype? Growing up in Italy, where bidets are the norm, I was struck by how differently other cultures approach intimate hygiene. During my MBA in the UK, I noticed people compromising with environmentally harmful wet wipes simply because better options didn’t exist.
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3 weeks ago |
techround.co.uk | Dana Leigh
Swedish fintech Klarna yesterday announced that it’s rolling out its first-ever debit card, in an attempt to position itself as more than just a Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) company. With over 5 million people on the waitlist and a big launch planned for later this year across the UK and Europe, it’s set to be a big launch. But why now?
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