In a historic policy shift, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives announced it will no longer require federal approval or registration for several categories of firearms. Effective October 9, 2026,
KBRA has published new research examining the key characteristics of Spanish reperforming loan residential mortgage-backed securities transactions that the agency rates. The report focuses on factors likely to influence credit performance as
MoreThe Fortegra Group, Inc. has finalised its acquisition by South Korean property and casualty insurer DB Insurance Co., Ltd., marking a significant cross-border deal in the global specialty insurance sector. The transaction
MoreChancellor Rachel Reeves has launched a discount campaign that analysts say will only marginally reduce an expected rise in inflation across the UK. JP Morgan analysis suggests the measures could strip 0.2
MoreThe Bank of England may not need to raise interest rates in response to the Iran war, governor Andrew Bailey has said in a speech in Iceland. Bailey told the Reykjavik Economic
MoreAmerican households have spent nearly $450 more on energy costs since the start of the Iran War, according to a Moody’s Analytics analysis shared exclusively with CNBC. The average household has paid
More13-time champion trainer John Size could be the man to follow as Sha Tin hosts an 11-race programme, including two Group Three contests, on Sunday. Size currently sits 10 winners behind leading
MoreNew research reveals that two in five Londoners aged 18 to 30 are likely to leave the city within five years, with a third expecting to go within two years. That figure
MoreJust over three-quarters of first class letters, specifically 75.7%, were delivered on time by Royal Mail in the year ending March, far below its target of 93%. The latest quality-of-service report covers
MoreNew research from the European Central Bank has found that a combination of past economic trauma and current geopolitical instability is distorting how consumers view the economy. ECB researchers concluded that euro
MoreFour prominent UK chefs and restaurant owners have urged the government to cut VAT for restaurants and pubs, warning conditions in the hospitality sector are the “hardest it has ever been.” Tom
More
