Author: Sam Allcock

With PropTech investments projected to reach $37 billion by 2025 and accelerate to $90 billion by 2032, the real estate market is set for a major shift, according to a report by Fortune Business Insights. This growth, powered by technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and advanced data tools, is transforming property transactions, creating a more transparent, efficient, and accessible process for all involved. In this rapidly changing environment, TEKCE, an international real estate group with 20 offices in five countries, has unveiled MyTEKCE. This state-of-the-art platform simplifies buying and selling property by centralising data and processes in one place.…

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The Land Rover Monthly Magazine’s highly anticipated Spring Autojumble is set to return to Ripon Racecourse on Sunday, 2nd March, offering a treasure trove of bargains for Land Rover, 4×4, and vintage enthusiasts. This popular event promises to be the perfect antidote for those looking to kick-start a long-overdue garage clear-out or embark on their latest restoration project. The Ripon Spring Autojumble, which runs from 9:30am to 2:00pm, is a haven for anyone interested in vintage vehicles, parts, and accessories. Featuring an extensive range of new, used, obsolete, and rare Land Rover, 4×4, and vintage spares, attendees will have access…

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For the second consecutive year, avoiding rear-end collisions has been identified as the leading focus in UK driver training. According to research by E-Training World, a pioneering online driver profiling and e-training provider, this crucial safety issue has emerged as the most requested training module among fleet operators and insurance companies. In its annual report, E-Training World highlighted that rear-end collisions remain one of the most common types of incidents reported to insurers, making it a key area of concern for road safety. The company’s findings underscore that the high frequency of these accidents is prompting more companies to prioritise…

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Istanbul hosted the 8th INFLOW Global Summit 2024, attracting 60 leading influencers from 30 nations. Sponsored by Turkish Airlines, the event celebrated Türkiye’s growing influence in digital marketing and its role as a key player in cultural promotion, with Istanbul’s historical and modern beauty taking centre stage. From 1–4 December, influencers with a combined following of over 250 million gathered in Istanbul. The event, supported by Turkish Airlines, highlighted Türkiye’s expertise in influencer marketing and its efforts to drive innovation and global collaboration in the industry. With 74.41 million internet users, 57.50 million social media users, and 80.69 million cellular…

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ArrowXL, the UK’s largest two-person home delivery specialist, has announced a major investment in its operational fleet with the acquisition of five new yard shunters. The vehicles, delivered to ArrowXL’s Worcester depot, are set to be distributed across the company’s UK sites as part of a strategic move to boost efficiency and scalability within its logistics operations. The new fleet additions are equipped with cutting-edge features designed to enhance manoeuvrability and operational flexibility, crucial for meeting growing customer demand. Each truck, liveried in ArrowXL’s distinctive colours, is tailored for optimal performance in the fast-paced world of logistics. ArrowXL has partnered…

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The UK government must learn from the mistakes made in the United States when it comes to the rollout of autonomous vehicles, a leading expert has warned. Dr. Sam Hind, an academic at The University of Manchester, says the UK risks hitting a roadblock in its own efforts to introduce driverless cars, also known as robotaxis, if it does not heed lessons from the “bumpy rollout” of autonomous vehicles in California. In an article published by the university’s policy engagement unit, Policy@Manchester, Dr. Hind points to the Automated Vehicles Act 2024, which was passed by the outgoing Conservative government in…

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R&B singer-songwriter Sinéad Harnett has made history by becoming the first artist ever to record and mix a track entirely within a car. In a unique and innovative project, Harnett re-recorded her hit single “Thinking Less” using the all-new Renault 5 E-Tech electric vehicle as her music studio. Harnett, known for her collaborations with artists like Disclosure and Kaytranada, took advantage of the quiet, cocoon-like interior of the Renault 5 E-Tech to transform the vehicle into an unconventional recording space. The car’s silent cabin – even when switched on – allowed the artist to record with ease, without the usual…

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Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Corporation have introduced a groundbreaking wearable robot designed to enhance industrial work while reducing the risk of musculoskeletal injuries. The new device, called the X-ble Shoulder, aims to increase worker efficiency by providing physical assistance during tasks that strain the upper body. Unveiled at the Wearable Robot Tech Day event at Hyundai Motorstudio Goyang, near Seoul, the X-ble Shoulder is the first product in the X-ble line of wearable robots developed by Hyundai and Kia’s Robotics LAB. The name X-ble combines ‘X,’ symbolising infinite potential, and ‘able,’ suggesting the ability to achieve anything—reflecting the ambitious…

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Germany’s objection to Türkiye’s application for EU recognition of döner kebab has led Bereket Döner to release an academic study supporting the dish’s Turkish origins. The research provides a detailed historical account of döner’s cultural and culinary significance. At a press conference in Istanbul on 5th December, Bereket Döner presented the study, reinforcing Türkiye’s claim to döner as part of its cultural heritage. “Our research demonstrates that döner is deeply rooted in Turkish history and culture,” said Mevlüt Ceyhun Tekdemir, Vice Chairman of Bereket Döner’s Board. “From Takiyeddin Efendi’s 16th-century mechanical drawings to insights from Evliya Çelebi, our evidence leaves…

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Allegations of fraud in the supply of military uniforms to Ukraine’s Armed Forces have taken a new turn, with additional victims expected to join the case. A company from Türkiye is preparing to register as a victim in the ongoing investigation, which has already implicated former government officials. On 27 November, Ukraine’s National Police carried out operations across 38 locations simultaneously. These raids targeted a network accused of profiting illegally from a 2022 contract between Sinclair and Wilde and the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence, involving reportedly excessive pricing. According to a news released by the National Police of Ukraine, among…

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