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German 'chemical town' fears impact of industrial decline

Germany's industrial decline is taking a painful toll on communities that have long relied on local manufacturing titans for jobs, prosperity and a sense of a secure future.

Reindustrialization moves into a more selective, strategic phase in Europe and the US

Reindustrialization[1] moves into the mainstream: 73% of large European and US organizations now have a strategy in place or in development, up from 59% in 2024 Planned investment...

Krise der Industrie in Deutschland: 341.500 Jobs seit 2019 weg

Der Stellenabbau in der Industrie macht sich auch allgemein auf dem Arbeitsmarkt bemerkbar. Besonders hart trifft es die Jobs bei den Autobauern. mehr...

'Industrial catastrophe' warning as unions rally against North Sea oil and gas decline as green jobs lost

Trade unions have warned green jobs are being lost while workers from oil and gas industries are also declining.

CII calls for comprehensive reform of industrial land management

Industrial land remains a foundational input for manufacturing, infrastructure, renewable energy and logistics

Konjunktur: Studie: Seit 2019 sind mehr als 341.000 Industriejobs in Deutschland verschwunden

Jeder siebzehnte Industriejob ist demnach weggefallen. Eine Branche trifft es besonders hart, während sich zwei Sektoren gegen den allgemeinen Negativtrend stemmen.

Andrew Griffith: Britain’s deindustrialisation is a national emergency

Steel matters, it’s one of the building blocks of a functioning economy, and that is precisely why it can’t be left to Ministers with little experience of the real world and even l...

Crisis for Labour in UK mining town as party set to lose to Reform after 27 years

Locals say "Labour haven't sorted out anything" in the deprived town.

Labour given 'brutal reality check' on economy as slump fuels fears of recession

A report by the Confederation of British Industry found factory orders are falling at the fastest pace since September 2020 during the depths of the Covid-19 pandemic.

‘It will hurt’: Northland town braces for ‘devastating’ economic shock

Closure of town’s biggest employer will rock the local economy, say locals

London’s economy loses its lustre

The city has been hit by successive shocks and diminishing growth. But the rest of the UK needs it

Britain set to shed 160,000 jobs as energy costs and stalling growth bite

Britain faces 163,000 job losses in 2026 as manufacturing, construction and retail buckle under high energy costs, the Item Club warns. Unemployment to hit 5.1%. Read more: Britai...

John Redwood: Net-Zero zealotry is killing off our manufacturing base

Why is a party that is called Labour and has a great past tradition of standing up for workers in industrial settings so unwilling to engage and to find a solution to the mass retr...

Whirlpool Seeing ‘Recession-Level Industry Decline’ Because of War

Although Whirlpool produces about 80% of its major appliances at American factories, the company is still being hurt by international trade turmoil.

'We need heavy investment in basic infrastructure improvements '

At the start of April, signs appeared in the window of fashion retailer River Island in Friars Walk. The posters said “This store is closing”.

Keltbray scales down as revenue drops

£1m spent on redundancies as London commercial market slows

Why 163,000 jobs are set to be lost across the UK this year

Town’s fish processing factory to close, with 92 jobs affected

Talley’s said the move to close the factory reflected productivity and efficiency improvements across its operations.

Town’s fish processing factory to close, with 92 jobs affected

Talley’s said the move to close the factory reflected productivity and efficiency improvements across its operations.

Town’s fish processing factory to close, with 92 jobs affected

Talley’s said the move to close the factory reflected productivity and efficiency improvements across its operations.