The US inflation rate in July slipped to 3.4% on an annual basis, offering a measure of relief after May's three-year high of 4.2%, but prices remain stubbornly above pre-war
N Chandrasekaran's decision that the Tata Sons chairman steps down in February 2027 is less a resignation than a verdict on the group's governance: one of India's most powerful boardrooms
The pylon bill discount scheme has named 43 transmission projects whose neighbouring households will qualify for £250 off their annual energy bills, with the first payments now expected in the
Guernsey young people leaving the island is not a distant prospect but a present intention, with 36% of those surveyed in the island's latest public health report saying they were
With Wednesday's partial solar eclipse less than a day away, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is still urging people to seek out certified solar eclipse glasses, even as stocks
The government's new high street vape shop powers amount to the most substantive planning intervention on town-centre retail in a generation, and it would be easier to dismiss them as
The Trump Media Q2 2026 10-Q filing tells a more precise story than the headline figure suggests: the company's $238.1 million net loss for the three months to 30 June
The new cap on branded school uniform items has been welcomed by families struggling with school uniform costs, but charities working on the front line say the government has stopped
The Jeff Bezos Liverpool stake disclosed on 14 August 2026 is not merely a celebrity investor buying into football. It is a transaction that values one of England's greatest clubs
Thames Water's £1m signing-on fee paid to its finance chief last month was drawn from emergency funding provided by the company's lenders, as the utility teeters on the edge of
Andy Burnham's government is pushing the subscription traps crackdown to January 2027, several months ahead of the Spring 2027 date set by his predecessor Sir Keir Starmer, in what Downing
The AI four-day work week has become the tech industry's favourite promissory note: endlessly issued, never quite cashed. OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta and Google have all, in one form or another,
MySpace relaunch plans are gathering momentum, after the platform's owners confirmed their intention to bring back the once-dominant social network, though no date or product details have been set. The
The Reuters-reported FIFA World Cup stake sale is dead, at least for now. FIFA has reversed course on its FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE) proposal after a revolt from member associations,
A Romford charity offering second-hand school uniforms for a flat £5 is quietly doing the work that policy has so far failed to complete. S.M.I.L.E. London & Essex, registered at