BUSINESS

In 2026, the US housing market shows signs of cooling, with slower price growth and improved inventory. Experts suggest a crash is unlikely due to strong equity, lending standards, and employment.

Inflation has raised the cost of fish and chips in Britain, prompting a search for cheaper alternatives. Economic pressures are affecting this traditional staple's affordability and popularity.

The UK's 38°C heatwave is reshaping business, with no legal workplace temperature limits and a £1.2 billion annual productivity loss. What are the challenges and potential solutions for employers.

Walmart is cutting 306 tech jobs in Sunnyvale from 21 August via a WARN notice, even as its H-1B visa filings collapse and profits hit records.

Porsche is implementing a restructuring plan involving job cuts and strategic shifts to address declining profits, market challenges, and reduced demand, particularly in China.

Rising UK mortgage rates may jeopardise your retirement savings by up to £268,000. Here are the strategies to balance mortgage repayments and pension contributions to secure your financial future.

Truth Social's parent company faces a record stock low following significant financial losses, raising concerns about its long-term viability and investor confidence.

Kevin O'Leary's missed $800 million investment in Ring, later acquired by Amazon, was his biggest 'Shark Tank' regret and impacted the smart home market.

Federal prosecutors say Dr Jason Finkelstein approved 63 cardiac scans in 11 seconds, missing a student's enlarged heart weeks before he died on a basketball court.

JP Morgan's bruising year has spawned a viral 'HR department in 2026' meme, blending a New York sex‑assault lawsuit and a Knicks parade trash‑can fiasco into one biting joke about corporate culture.

Over 1,000 UK schools closed or reduced hours due to a heatwave, causing parental outrage over childcare disruptions. The closures follow a red extreme heat warning from the Met Office.

A viral Reddit campaign pushed Wendy's shares higher in a meme-stock rally, but the surge raises questions over retail momentum, short interest and fundamentals.

Nike's new CFO David Denton could earn up to $25.9m (£19.6m) in year one, including $7.25 million cash he must repay if he leaves within two years.

Elon Musk's net worth fell below $1 trillion as SpaceX shares dropped, erasing his brief trillionaire status. The decline highlights the volatility of Musk's wealth, heavily tied to SpaceX stock.

The UK government has issued a Green Paper proposing measures to enhance media accessibility and reliability, addressing the rise of digital consumption and misinformation.

Discover the truth behind 2026 retail layoffs in the UK. Mergers and rising costs, not AI, are impacting entry-level jobs. Learn how this affects your family.

The Ethereum Foundation has cut 20% of its workforce, amid a major restructuring and leadership changes, aiming for a leaner, more focused organisation.