European equity markets fell sharply on Wednesday as a renewed bond sell-off rattled investor confidence across the continent and beyond. London’s FTSE 100 (^FTSE) closed down 83.19 points, or 0.8%, finishing the
MoreCommunities targeted by large-scale immigration enforcement operations are still counting the cost long after federal officers departed, with businesses and local governments struggling to recover. President Donald Trump directed federal immigration officers
MoreASOS, the London-listed online fashion retailer, has come under renewed investor scrutiny following a cyber attack that contributed to a significant drop in its share price. The company, traded on the FTSE
MoreShared e-bike giant Lime is committing nearly £1.5m to hundreds of new parking bays across London to address growing complaints about pavement clutter. The company has already awarded £886,857 to nine boroughs,
MoreKemi Badenoch has announced that the Conservative Party will scrap inheritance tax on family homes if it wins the next general election. The pledge, delivered in her main conference address, stops short
MoreCalifornia Governor Newsom Signs Over Twenty Employment Laws While Vetoing Menopause Protection Bill
Governor Gavin Newsom has signed more than twenty employment-related bills into California law since late June 2026, reshaping workplace rules across the state. The legislation covers a wide range of employer obligations,
MoreKinney Recruiting is partnering with a boutique corporate law firm based in New York, NY, to find a counsel- or partner-level corporate lawyer. The firm has built its identity around attorneys who
MoreAndy Burnham’s new plan to crack down on cowboy builders sounds good on paper, but I’m not convinced. The plan includes a government-backed standards scheme to help homeowners find reputable businesses, alongside
MoreNvidia and Tesla are among the major publicly traded companies whose shares could soon be available for trading around the clock through a new blockchain-based platform. The venture involves OKX, one of
MoreThe World Bank has upgraded its growth forecast for the East Asia and Pacific region to 4.5% in 2026, driven largely by surging demand for artificial intelligence-related goods. The revised figure represents
More
