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This is part of a series of interviews with the people who could be the next leader of Carmarthenshire Council after the local elections on May 5. Today we spoke to Rob James, the leader of Carmarthenshire Labour

Technology stocks have suffered a sharp decline from their price highs this year due to their high valuations amid concerns about rising interest rates. However, since investments in technological advancement are expected to continue climbing, the tech sector should perform well over the long run. Thus, we think investors could…

On May 5 voters in Wales will go to the polls to elect councillors to represent them on the nation’s 22 unitary local authorities. Political editor-at-large Martin Shipton looks at the factors in play

Already 74 councillors have been elected simply because no-one stood against them

Some of them have put in decades of service but want to pass on the baton

Though IPOs in the first quarter plunged to their lowest level in six years, many companies are in the pipeline ready to go public.

Toeing the line between opposition and opportunism is a fine balance. But this was their time to matter and make a real difference – and they failed

A 'Valleys Strategy', more business parks and investments in culture and heritage are on the party's agenda ahead of the local government elections in May.

Bringing in more members to join the 60 politicians currently sitting in Wales' Parliament now appears to be just a matter of when