The FTSE 100 opened higher on 16 September 2026, climbing 0.38 per cent to 10,697.83 as investors awaited the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision. European markets followed suit, with the Euronext 100 rising
Britain’s labour market has effectively ground to a halt, with businesses citing rising employment costs as a key barrier to taking on new staff. Private sector employment intentions have fallen to plus
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Oil prices are holding steady at $87 per barrel as investors adopt a cautious stance, monitoring developments in US-Iran tensions and efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Markets remain on edge
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Patty Shapiro and Kaitlin M. Thompson have concluded their three-part podcast series examining the cultural and legal complexities of conducting workplace investigations across international borders. The final episode of the Cross-Border Catch-Up
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Technology law has evolved far beyond advising clients on software contracts or app development, as the field now sits at the centre of some of the most consequential legal debates of the
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Citigroup has emerged as a standout performer in the diversified banking sector, with analysts describing the financial giant as firing on all cylinders during Q2 earnings season. The bank’s results have drawn
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Pinterest has chosen one of the world’s most iconic retail destinations for its new UK headquarters, opening its doors at Oxford Circus in a deliberate statement of intent. Greg Owens, vice president
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UK inflation is expected to surge back to 2.9 per cent in July, reversing June’s 15-month low of 2.6 per cent when the Office for National Statistics releases its figures on Wednesday.
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The Small Business Administration has published a final rule eliminating the 8(a) Business Development Program’s long-standing race-based presumption of social disadvantage. The rule was published on August 11, 2026, and amends 13
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Justice Amy Coney Barrett closed the Supreme Court’s 2023 term with two notable dissents that challenge easy political categorisation of her legal philosophy. In *Ohio v. EPA*, Barrett sided with the Court’s
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Leading authors and booksellers are pushing Prime Minister Andy Burnham to include independent bookshops in his emergency support package for Britain’s struggling high streets. More than 200 booksellers, alongside some of the
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