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Photo Credit: Joel Katz, courtesy of the Katz family Powerful longtime music attorney Joel Katz, whose clients included James Brown, B.B. King, Willie Nelson, and the Recording Academy, has passed away. He was 80 years old. Joel Katz was the founding chairman of the entertainment and media practice at top law firm Greenberg Traurig, and

The construction industry experienced one of its safest years on record in 2024/25, provisional data suggests. Quarterly figures published by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) show that 19 construction workers died as a result of workplace injuries suffered between April and December 2024. In the same period in 2023 some 35 workers died, while

A key figure has called for an “industry-wide adoption” of conflict-avoidance processes (CAPs) after the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) introduced fresh measures to help construction firms avoid court battles. Len Bunton, chair of the Conflict Avoidance Coalition (CAC), hailed updated guidance from the RICS and contracts provider NEC as “a huge step forward”.

There has never been a more pressing time for food producers to harness technology to tackle the sector’s tough mission. To produce ever more healthy and appealing food for a growing global population in a way that is resilient and affordable, all while minimizing waste and reducing the sector’s environmental impact. From farm to factory

(Image credit: Trinity College London Press) Songwriting can often feel like puzzle-solving. Bridging sections together, making choruses shine, and ensuring songs have emotion and movement sometimes feel like a task akin to cracking the Da Vinci Code. Possessing a solid grasp of music theory will help, but knowing where to start can be challenging, and

Key construction industry figures have hailed the publication of the “landmark” Planning and Infrastructure Bill. Ministers introduced the legislation to Parliament yesterday (11 March), promising “bold action” to “get Britain building”. Measures within it include overhauling the order in which new developments are connected to the power grid; fast-tracking green energy projects; strengthening new-towns legislation;

Misinformation is rife in food and beverage, with inaccurate claims about ingredients, products and production processes, made every single day. And not only can these claims be damaging to the industry, they can also be dangerous to consumers. “Misinformation within this sector is pervasive, with significant consequences for public health and market dynamics,” says Aditi

Voyager Technologies, the lead partner on the Starlab commercial space station, confidentially filed plans for an IPO in January. Credit: Voyager Technologies ORLANDO, Fla. — Space company executives project a new wave of investment and consolidation in the industry that one called a “more thoughtful” version of the previous surge five years ago. During a