Economy
Reform UK’s Richard Tice allegedly failed to pay £100,000 in corporation tax
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice faces allegations of unpaid corporation tax, with funds flowing from his firm to the party.
Economy
Economy
Cracks are starting to form on fusion energy’s funding boom
A surge of investment into fusion energy is threatened by internal disagreements over funding priorities and commercialization timelines.
Economy
Hong Kong homebuyers extend sell-out streak amid renewed confidence in market
A weekend of sell-out launches in Sha Tin and Kai Tak signals a decisive return of buyer confidence to Hong Kong's property market.
Economy
The 12-month window
A wave of AI startups is operating on borrowed time, racing to build defensible businesses before the foundational giants absorb their markets.
Economy
Salah scores in Merseyside derby as Liverpool win to boost European hopes
Van Dijk's dramatic stoppage-time header seals a vital victory for Liverpool in the Merseyside derby, reigniting their European ambitions.
Economy
Iran says disputes will persist while US blockade remains
Iran's envoy to Pakistan warns regional tensions are inextricably linked to the ongoing US naval blockade, stating disputes will not subside until it is lifted.
Economy
Canadian PM says close economic ties with US have become a ‘weakness’
Former central bank governor Mark Carney warns Canada's deep economic reliance on the United States is now a strategic vulnerability.
Economy
Canada PM Carney calls U.S. economic ties a ‘weakness’ that needs correction
Former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney warns Canada's deep economic reliance on the United States has become a strategic vulnerability.
Economy
ABF poised to reveal result of Primark and food business demerger plan
Associated British Foods is expected to announce a formal plan to separate its Primark fashion empire from its historic food and sugar businesses.
Economy
Japanese manufacturers hurt most by aluminum shortage from Iran war
Conflict in Iran triggers a severe aluminum shortage, exposing a critical vulnerability in Japan's automotive supply chain.
Economy
Japan's demand for cement keeps falling as construction stalls
Japan's cement demand is set to hit a historic low, falling below even 1964 levels, as a prolonged construction downturn reshapes the nation's industrial landscape.
Economy
WSJ: UAE discusses economic lifeline with US officials
UAE seeks US assurances on financial stability amid fears of a wider regional war with Iran, according to a report.