The US Food and Drug Administration is launching a formal assessment of small dispensers’ ability to conduct interoperable, package-level product tracing under the Drug Supply Chain Security Act. The assessment targets pharmacies
Real estate investment trusts have remained a popular vehicle for income-seeking investors, offering exposure to property markets without the need for direct ownership. REITs are required by law to distribute at least
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Traders and investors in London are keeping a close eye on a key interest rate decision that is expected to shape market direction in the near term. The FTSE 100 has remained
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Bond funds attracted more than £1bn in net inflows during June, making it the third-strongest month on record for fixed income, according to data from Calastone. The surge reflects a broader rebalancing
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America’s Independence Day holiday was disrupted by a dangerous combination of extreme heat and severe storms sweeping across a vast stretch of the country on Saturday. More than 75 million people found
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AI is reshaping global business communications at a pace that most organisations are struggling to govern effectively, and translation sits at the centre of that challenge. Content that once required weeks to
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NatWest Group (NWG) chief executive Paul Thwaite has become the latest prominent City figure to be impersonated in an AI-generated deepfake scam circulating on social media. Thwaite was depicted alongside journalist Emily
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England face arguably their sternest World Cup test on Sunday night when they take on co-hosts Mexico at the iconic Azteca Stadium in Mexico City. Mexico arrive into the fixture having won
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EasyJet (EZJ) is on the verge of being taken private after its board reached an agreement to recommend a £5bn takeover offer from private equity firm Castlelake. The deal would mark the
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Hong Kong racing returns to Sha Tin this Saturday for an 11-race programme, including the final two all-weather contests of the season. Racegoers enjoyed a fortunate reprieve last weekend when expected storms
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Brits are poised to purchase one million extra pints during England’s World Cup showdown against Mexico in what promises to be one of the booziest Sunday nights the country has ever seen.
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