Local MP amongst group seeking to end corporate anonymity.

Support for mission to tackle loneliness in older people.

A Midland Arts Centre presentation for Birmingham Indian Film Festival. Jessica Harris watches.

Birmingham hair salon gives team a head start for mental health.

Media and creative professionals from across the West Midlands helped put Birmingham on the map as the new Carnival Capital last week, at a special event organised by the Birmingham Publicity Association (BPA).

Imagine a 30 foot high Ariel towering above Propero - that’s what you get in this groundbreaking performance, says Richard Lutz

Lake District marathon to help children's cause.

Half-season ticket launch will see help given to city charities.

Supreme residential city living with unique heritage.

£2.5 million refurb complete at The Southside Building.

Jess Phillips MP calls for Labour to take a clearer line on Brexit.

Exclusive footage of brothers' only live performance to have Midlands screenings.

Our recent story about proposed developments at Acocks Green has drawn a reply from local campaigner Julie Larden

Evaluation highlights the appetite for arts, culture and entertainment in the city.

New production exploring themes of regeneration to receive premiere.

A well known local businessman is lending his support to a competition for artists at Coventry University.

Stephen Pennell attempts to explain diss tracks to the older generation.

Helping West Midlands creative talent into jobs.

Digital platform leads to 18,000 sports qualifications during lockdown.

Free training for a career in customer services.

Funded training launched to help people at risk of or recently made redundant.

Midlands survey launched to help make music careers available to everyone.

Sutton Coldfield project will attract employment and training opportunities.

A design team, based in Longbridge, wins a European electronics industry accolade at the Elektra Awards 2011

From Sir Howard’s hot desk at the La Hula 69 Bar in Las Vegas

Unveiling the Spring 2024 season at B:Music.

BGSO inviting orchestral musicians of all backgrounds from across the Midlands and beyond to come and join in for a weekend of making new friends and music in great setting of mac birmingham.

'Rat run' fear over decision to open up street to through traffic.

CEC celebrates forty years in business with commitment to Net Zero.

FabLab pilots innovative virtual reality programme.

Hundreds of young people are set to benefit from more than £750,000 to help kick start their careers.

Unemployed teenagers will get jobs help and guidance when a new pop-up shop opens in Dudley.

CBSO celebrate summer of sport at Hockley Social Club.

Unforgettable night of drum & bass nostalgia at top Birmingham venue.

Richard Lutz reports on a step forward in opening the Moseley/Kings Heath train line.

Transport firm raise record amount for childrens charity.

Pallet-Track golf day tees up £8,000 for Marie Curie.

Honorary degrees awarded at Wolverhampton ceremony.

Shopping ethically in the city.

Production marks Black History Month.

Jessica Harris watches a challenging performance at Birmingham Rep.

Top vet gains international honours as he seeks world title.

Six hundred bikes to be provided to children in disadvantaged Birmingham areas.

Debut solo tour comes to Birmingham.

£250,000 upgrade gives back community centre to Quinton.

Chinese online retail giant, Temu, faces a European Union investigation for potential violations of the Digital Services Act, including consumer protection and data privacy concerns. The company risks significant fines if found in breach. Shein and Temu, Chinese e-commerce giants, have challenged Amazon in the US and Zara and H&M in Europe with low prices and fast turnover.

China's Xiaomi had complained to the Competition Commission of India (CCI) that the report - which found Flipkart, some of its sellers, and smartphone players in violation of competition laws - contained commercial secrets that should have been redacted, Reuters reported in September.

India's food safety regulator directed e-commerce and quick commerce companies to follow shelf life guidelines for packaged food deliveries. The regulator emphasized a minimum remaining shelf life of 30% or 45 days upon delivery. This action follows complaints about companies not disclosing expiry dates. The regulator stressed the importance of clear expiry dates and adherence to labeling regulations.

Commenting on competing with quick commerce platforms, Nayar said that Nykaa’s quick delivery initiative is targeted towards fast-moving everyday SKUs. “For us to continue to dominate market share in these SKUs, it is important to be competitive in certain metros from a quick delivery assortment. This is being addressed by our quick delivery initiative Nykaa Now.”