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Manchester United's proposed regeneration of their Old Trafford home - and the surrounding Trafford Park plans - could boost the UK economy by billions, according to a global advisory firm. The Red Devils are currently considering their options over whether to regenerate the famous old stadium or demolish it and build a new arena.
A proposed regeneration of the area around Manchester United's Old Trafford stadium could generate 7.3 billion pounds ($9.7 billion) annually to the British economy, according to an economic feasibility study commissioned by the club. However, mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham said on Monday no public money would go towards the project. United are considering whether to pursue a 2 billion pounds plan for a brand new 100,000-seater stadium or redevelop the existing 74,000 capacity Old Trafford.
Angela Rayner has committed to making “irreversible” changes to devolution laws in order to ensure that Northerners will no longer be “dictated” by Whitehall.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde has hailed the "remarkable" unwinding of price pressures that have gripped the global economy over the past three years, emphasising its minimal impact on employment and predicting that European inflation will return to target by mid-2025.
CBS Sports NFL analyst Jay Feely appeared on OutKick’s "Don’t @ Me with Dan Dakich" to talk about why he’s voting for former President Donald Trump.
Global CEOs predict staff will be working full-time from offices in the next three years and that investing in AI will power global economic growth, according to a survey of top business leaders by international professional services company KPMG.
With its mosaic of cultures and delicious cuisine, the Georgian capital of Tbilisi is an increasingly popular holiday destination.
When Ursula von der Leyen was deciding who to assign the highly coveted competition portfolio, the strongest economic candidates were considered.