We Are 'Underdogs' At Polls, UK Tories Say As Conference Opens
Britain's ruling Conservatives opened their annual conference Sunday, with the party's chairman conceding they were "the underdogs" heading into a general election expected next year amid widespread economic woes.
New ZEV Mandate to Make UK Automobile Industry 100% Net Zero by 2035
The UK government has announced a ZEV mandate to systematically transition to electric vehicles with a proportionate increase in zero-emission vehicles every year until it reaches 100 per cent.
UK Treasury Minister Andrew Griffith Raises Hopes of Pre-Election Tax Cuts Next Year
Treasury minister Andrew Griffith ruled out tax cuts in the "very short term" but raised hopes they may happen in 2024.
FC Barcelona In Danger Of Champions League Expulsion Over Negreira Case Bribery Charges
The club is said to have paid a technical official approximately €7 million which has yet to be justified.
US Government Readies For Imminent Shutdown
The US government began Thursday to inform workers of an impending shutdown that could see millions of federal employees and military personnel temporarily sent home or working without pay, unless Congress reaches a last-ditch deal.
Rishi Sunak Accused Of Scrapping Fake Policies to Increase Public Perception
Rishi Sunak has been accused of scrapping fake taxes amid accusations of Suella Braverman of using her controversial asylum bills to attract a larger right-wing following.
Spain Charges Shakira of Tax Evasion for the Second Time, Demanding $7.1 Million
Shakira has been charged with tax evasion by the Spanish government in relation to a tax evasion case from the time when she was living with then-partner Gerard Pique and their two sons in Barcelona.
UK Government Approves £8 Billion Rosebank Development to Boost Energy Security and Economy
The approval of the Rosebank development follows an extensive regulatory process, including a detailed environmental impact assessment and public consultation. All new projects, including Rosebank, align with the natural decline of the North Sea basin.
Analysis Reveals Potential £15 billion Annual Loss if Inheritance Tax is Scrapped by 2032
While London has the highest number of estates subject to the tax, regions such as Sussex, the Cotswolds, and areas around Birmingham are expected to have the highest number of taxable estates per 100,000 residences.
Empty Properties Rate Hit 24% Sparks Urgent Calls to Tackle England's Escalating Homelessness Crisis
Over the past six years, the number of long-term empty properties has surged by 24 per cent, prompting housing experts to call for stronger political action.
Trip To Iceland To Get More Expensive Thanks To New Tourist Tax
Iceland received around 1.7 million travellers last year.
Stock Markets Across the G20 Are under Strain as They Face a Host of Challenges
Whilst high interest rates are putting pressure on Western stock exchanges, China and Russia are facing difficulties of their own.
UK's Sunak Defends Climate Policy Shift
Britain's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Thursday insisted he was "not slowing down efforts" to tackle climate change, a day after softening green policies aimed at achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Bank of England Holds Interest Rates at 5.25%
The decision to hold the rate comes after figures revealed an unexpected slowdown in inflation in August.
Tourist Arrested For Stealing Marble From Acropolis in Greece
The incident took place at Acropolis earlier this week on Tuesday.
Ex-Bank Of England Governor Mark Carney Says Former PM Liz Truss Turned Britain Into 'Argentina On The Channel'
Liz Truss has vehemently defended the policies she tried to enact during her short time as prime minister. Mark Carney also criticised "far-right populists" and Brexiteers for having a "basic misunderstanding of what drives economies".
Government releases updated list of schools with collapse-prone concrete
As of 14 September, another 27 schools were identified as having reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC).
Unrepentant Truss urges UK govt to cut taxes to boost growth
Former Conservative prime minister Liz Truss on Monday waded in to give the Tory government economic advice, nearly a year after she triggered market turmoil and took the UK to the brink of financial meltdown.
New £1 billion Government insulation scheme could save families £400 a year
The £1 billion investment will provide grants for homes that have low energy efficiency ratings and are in lower council tax bands.
The ten challenges impacting the financial services industry
To ensure it survives and prospers, the financial industry needs to overcome ten challenges, and it is vital that they do.
Additional expenses for tourists in Greece as country increases 'stayover tax'
Greece is one of the most visited countries in Europe, especially during the summer months.
More European hotspots are charging tourist taxes due to over-tourism
Over the years, over-tourism has become one of Europe's biggest problems in the travel industry.
Biden's son Hunter indicted on gun charges
US President Joe Biden's son Hunter was indicted Thursday for illegally buying a gun when he was using drugs, casting a new shadow over his father's campaign for reelection next year.
ChatGPT creator OpenAI says to open Dublin office
US artificial intelligence firm OpenAI, the company behind chatbot sensation ChatGPT, announced Thursday that it will open an office in Dublin, its first base inside the European Union.
Former council advisor questions legacy of Commonwealth Games amid Birmingham's financial crisis
Birmingham City Council, Europe's largest local authority, declared effective bankruptcy due to annual budget shortfalls, shifting focus to protect vital services while halting non-essential spending.
Hunter Biden's legal woes drag on, overshadowing Joe's Reelection Campaign
In the latest twist of a five-year saga, Special Prosecutor David Weiss will seek a grand jury indictment of Hunter Biden, relating to drug and tax offences.
Smurfit Kappa discuss merger with US rival WestRock
Two of the world's largest paper and packaging producers are in discussion to merge into a combined entity named Smurfit WestRock, with its global headquarters in Dublin, Ireland.
European stock market falls flat on German export slump amidst oil production worries from Gabon military coup
The European stock market fell by nearly one per cent as Christine Lagarde was asked to set inflation targets that factor in energy prices and geopolitics.
Scottish Mortgage shares face headwinds amid market turbulence and Chinese economic concerns
Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust faces challenges due to Chinese exposure, Nasdaq volatility and unlisted stocks, trading at a significant discount to its net asset value.
Exploring the financial Landscape of Online Casinos
Delve into the financial intricacies of the online casino world, uncovering revenue models and investment trends.