For the first time in roughly ten years, the typical American job seeker is spending longer searching for work than the government will fund their search. Unemployment benefits expire for most workers
Wall Street opened on a positive note as fresh momentum in the artificial intelligence sector helped push major indices higher at the start of trading. Shares linked to AI infrastructure and technology
MoreOcado Group, Wickes, and Genuit are among the FTSE 250 companies drawing attention from investors and analysts tracking mid-cap market movements in 2026. Ocado Group (OCDO) has remained one of the most
MoreAshtead Technology has agreed to a £505m takeover by New York-based private equity firm Ember Infrastructure Management, making it the latest London-listed company to be acquired at a significant premium. Ember Infrastructure
MoreDemocrats are positioning a potential House majority as a direct pathway to restoring US military assistance to Ukraine, a key issue heading into November. Representative Jim Himes, a Democrat from Connecticut, made
MoreLong before ChatGPT or Siri, a woman sat at the centre of the information world, connecting nearly every long-distance call made across America. She was the telephone switch operator, once the single
MoreFTSE 100 Faces Fresh Losses As Oil Prices Surge And French Political Turmoil Shakes European Markets
London’s blue-chip index is set to extend Monday’s losses as a combination of rising oil prices and political unrest in France rattles investor confidence. The FTSE 100 suffered a bruising session on
MoreConnecticut has enacted sweeping new rules on electronic monitoring at work, with key provisions taking effect from October 1, 2026. Substitute Senate Bill 472, designated Public Act No. 26-73, was signed into
MoreFormer Trump press secretary Katie Zacharia repeatedly referred to herself as a “lawyer” across at least 18 appearances on Fox News, yet no U.S. jurisdiction holds any record of admitting her to
MoreA closely watched stock market measure has triggered a rare warning signal, appearing for only the fourth time in nearly three decades of market history. When a particular indicator occurs so infrequently,
MoreShadow work and pensions secretary Helen Whately has called on the government to “take action in the Budget” to “back businesses to employ more young people” amid growing concern over youth joblessness.
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