The Competition Appeal Tribunal's latest judgment examines a £205.2 million subsidy to Cardiff International Airport, marking the first detailed application of subsidy control principles under the 2022 Act. The case explores critical questions about airport insolvency, potential subsidy flow-through to air carriers, and the rationality of ministerial compliance assessments, establishing important precedents for future subsidy evaluations and legal challenges.

Despite an appeal by Ryanair, an inquiry by the CMA has decided it must sell the majority of its shares in rival company Aer Lingus.

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As is often the case with successful electronic devices, it's difficult to pin down exactly who invented the so called 'Back box';.

I saw some posts circulating online last week describing emails from Ferrari, signed by their chief commercial and marketing officer (Enrico Galliera)...

Researchers at the University of Salford and Škoda have developed an innovative bicycle bell designed to penetrate active noise-cancelling headphones by exploiting a "safety gap" in ANC frequencies.

The Supreme Court will hear the shipowners' appeal from the decision in Alize 1954 v Allianz Elementar Versicherungs AG (The "CMA CGM LIBRA")

The shipping industry, a major greenhouse gas emitter, aims to adopt 5-10% zero-emission fuels by 2030, necessitating doubled green hydrogen production and a sustainable supply chain to meet climate goals set at COP29.

With less than a month until the September 30th deadline for dockworkers on the U.S. East and Gulf coasts to agree on a new contract, the ocean shipping industry is bracing for a potential strike, which could cause disruption reminiscent of the Red Sea Crisis.

The Riviera CO2 Shipping and Terminals conference highlighted enthusiasm for CO2 shipping's role in carbon capture and storage, despite regulatory and logistical challenges. Alignment between UK and EU regulations and decisions on vessel fuel standards are critical for progress.

The Riviera CO2 Shipping and Terminals conference highlighted enthusiasm for CO2 shipping in carbon capture projects, but challenges include regulatory alignment between the EU and UK, clarity on UK government support, and decisions on fuel for Liquefied CO₂ vessels.

The march towards replacing diesel trains in the UK continues, with Siemens Mobility's new train manufacturing facility in Goole, Yorkshire reckoning that their new bi-mode trains will save Britain's railways...

Network Rail has launched a comprehensive 12-week consultation on proposed rail access arrangements that will establish the contractual framework for implementing the Railways Bill. The consultation covers critical documents including Track Access Contracts, Station and Depot Codes, and capacity planning processes, with responses due by December 2, 2026.

An alarming number of motorists have been accused of speeding in Greater Manchester over the past year. According to recent reports, more than 30,000 drivers have found themselves facing...

Transportation rates remain elevated across all major modes as capacity constraints persist in trucking and air freight, while ocean markets show early signs of stabilization following inventory front-loading activity. Despite some moderation from peak levels, rates across global shipping, air cargo, and North American trucking continue to run significantly above prior-year benchmarks due to ongoing network disruptions and structural capacity limitations.

Unlike traditional solar panels which are rigid, flexible solar cells can be bent or curved to fit different surfaces.