More than 300,000 Chinese cars have been sold in the United Kingdom so far this year, setting a fresh record as European rivals continue to lose ground. Chinese carmakers made up five
The UK government borrowed £1.8bn in July, defying market expectations that public sector finances would break even for the month. Markets had widely anticipated the Office for National Statistics to report no
MoreIndependent pharmacies have long served as a frontline point of health care access for millions of Americans, but mounting financial pressures are testing their ability to remain open. Michelle Britt, senior vice
MorePrivate equity’s long-anticipated move into the legal industry has taken a significant step forward with a landmark reported deal worth $700 million. Charlesbank Capital Partners is reported to have struck a deal
MoreTreasury Secretary Scott Bessent faces a growing credibility problem in the government bond market after two early interventions failed to deliver lasting calm. Bessent insisted Thursday he has multiple tools at his
MoreGfK’s consumer confidence index climbed to -14 in August, rising three points from the previous month’s net score. The rise marks the fourth consecutive month of improving consumer sentiment, with confidence growing
MoreHeidi Overton, currently serving as deputy director of domestic policy at the White House, is reportedly in line to become the next FDA commissioner. President Trump is expected to put forward Overton’s
MoreThe DC Circuit Court has unanimously upheld the EPA’s designation of two widely used chemical compounds as hazardous substances under federal environmental law. The ruling, handed down on August 18, confirmed the
MoreJudge Roy Altman of the Southern District of Florida is facing a formal judicial complaint filed with the Judicial Council of the Eleventh Circuit over his conduct. The complaint centres on Altman’s
MoreWall Street retreated to its lowest levels in two weeks as rising bond yields and disappointing signals from Walmart combined to pressure equity markets broadly. The sell-off reflected growing investor anxiety about
MoreHays plc (HAS) tumbled on the FTSE 250 after the recruitment firm reported a significant loss, dragging its shares sharply lower during the trading session. The London-listed staffing group has faced mounting
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