Air France-KLM Publicly Announces Confidence In Newly-Ordered Boeing Units Amid Air India Tragedy
At a press conference for the International Air Transport Association (IATA) in New Delhi, India, Benjamin supported Boeing as a top aeroplane manufacturer.
Quick Facts on Alexandr Wang: The 28-Year Old CEO Poached by Meta to Disrupt Global AI Strategy
Scale AI plans to use the proceeds from Meta's investment to drive innovation and deepen relationships with key customers.
Two Brits Allegedly On Doomed Air India Flight Identified: Who Are Fiongal Greenlaw-Meek and Jamie Meek?
Fiongal Greenlaw-Meek and Jamie Meek are a couple who co-founded The Wellness Foundry, a UK-based luxury spiritual lifestyle brand.
Who Owns Air India? Tata Group Accused of Letting Airline Standards Slip for Years
Following Air India's sale to the Tata Group in 2022, the company consolidated its aviation businesses to streamline operations and boost efficiency.
Was Twix Car Ad Ban Unfair? Some People Think UK Advertising Group Overreacted on Ruling
A recent ruling by the Advertising Standards Council (ASA) noted that the ads encouraged dangerous driving and were irresponsible.
Wise Favours US for Primary Stock Listing: Is This Goodbye for Its London Listing?
Kristo aims to accelerate its mission by gaining strategic and financial benefits, such as increasing brand awareness in the US.
Does NHS Have Shortage Of Blood? Group Calls for 200,000 Donors: Where to Donate
More than 5,000 donations are needed daily—totalling around 1.8 million annually to ensure a safe and stable supply.
Jokes and Banters: Here's How Russia's Personalities Are Reacting to Trump-Musk 'Bromance' Fallout
Reactions ranged from jokingly acting as mediators on the feud to commentary on the 'joke' state of American politics.
Lululemon's Stock Tumble As Q2 Forecast Expects Tariffs Eating Up Brand's Profit
Despite top‑line strength, shares dipped over 20% in after-hours trading following a cautious full-year EPS guidance cut to $14.58–$14.78 (£10.78-£10.93).
JPMorgan Bets Big on Asia's Booming Credit Market With Eye-Watering $50 Billion Expansion
JPMorgan aims to meet the evolving financing needs of Asian businesses and capitalise on the region's economic dynamism.
Paramount–Skydance Merger in Crisis: Trump Lawsuit and Cost Cuts Jeopardise Deal
Paramount's board is wary of approving a settlement that could be seen as a bribe while awaiting FCC clearance.
From BBC to DAZN: Gary Lineker Resurfaces with Bold New Global Football Role
Lineker, who stepped down from Match of the Day last month after 26 years, teams up with his Goalhanger colleagues for this collaboration.
UK's NatWest Banking App is Down: Here Are Other Ways You Can Access Your Money Amidst IT Outage
The bank attributed the disruption to a faulty app update released the previous day and apologised for the inconvenience.
The Quiet Car Fixer: What Every DIY Dad Wants (and Needs) This Father's Day 2025
DIY dads value efficiency. They don't just fix things—they fix them fast and right. That's where a few key upgrades come in.
Trump May Be In Early Stages Of Dementia and Not Last Four Years, Says Republican Strategist
Rick Wilson described Trump as 'incoherent,' citing his frequent verbal lapses and inability to articulate thoughts without constant asides.
After 'Barbie' Breakthrough, Mattel Unveils Bold Plans for Film and TV Empire
This move signals a renewed commitment for the toy maker to expand its verticals in media to reach a younger demographic and promote its toys.
Musk's Neuralink Inches Closer To Brain Implant Clinical Trials Following £480.44m Funding Round
The company has received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for its Blindsight vision restoration system and a speech restoration device.
Dollar General Sees 5.3% Spike as US Shoppers Flock to Discounts Amid Tariff Pressures
Dollar General reports strong Q1 2025 earnings driven by rising consumer demand for low-cost essentials, raising its full-year forecast despite ongoing tariff concerns.
Gambling on Private Credit Business: HSBC Invests £2.95b Amidst Scaling Back of SME-Centric US Biz
This move targets the expanding $2 trillion (£1.48 trillion) global private credit market, traditionally led by firms like Blackstone and Ares Management.
'It's Going to Kill Us': Jamie Dimon Warns of a Threat to the US 'More Dangerous Than China'
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns that internal dysfunction—not foreign powers like China—poses the greatest threat to America's future stability and economic health.
Trump Fires National Portrait Gallery Director Kim Sajet Over 'Inappropriate' DEI Support
Donald Trump has fired National Portrait Gallery Director Kim Sajet, citing her strong support for DEI initiatives as 'inappropriate'—sparking legal and cultural controversy over presidential authority and museum independence.
£93m Bonus for Ryanair Boss: Is Michael O'Leary Worth More Than a Premier League Striker?
O'Leary is poised to receive a €100 million (£93 million) bonus after the airline's stock price remained above €21 (£17.70) for 28 consecutive days.
Can a Brand Have a Conscience? Ben & Jerry's Stands Its Ground in Global Controversy
Ben & Jerry's reignites controversy by calling Israel's actions in Gaza 'genocide', clashing with parent company Unilever and facing backlash, arrests, and boycotts worldwide.
Nissan Sees Hope in £5.19 Billion UK Government Loan: What's the Plan To Curb Their Losses?
Nissan is negotiating a £1 billion syndicated loan backed by UK Export Finance to support its Sunderland plant.
SHEIN Ditches London IPO? Why the Fast Fashion Giant Is Now Eyeing Hong Kong Instead
Despite receiving the green light from the UK's Financial Conduct Authority, SHEIN encountered delays with the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
'If You Win, You Should Get Paid': Lottery Winner Sues Texas Over £65m Prize Left Unpaid
According to the lawsuit, the woman purchased her winning ticket via Jackpocket, a third-party courier app, which was legal at the time.
Nike's Big Bet On Amazon: Sportswear Giant Returns To Platform As Online Rivals Surge Ahead
In addition, Nike is set to raise US retail prices on select products beginning June 1, 2025, in response to escalating import tariffs and supply chain challenges.
'No Licence Even at 18': Why Gen Z Are Ditching Car Ownership for Ride-Hailing Apps like UBER
Gen Z is rapidly turning away from car ownership, with many teens opting for Uber and ride-hailing apps instead of getting a driver's licence, reshaping the future of transport.
What Happened To Elon Musk's Eye? Tech Billionaire Reveals Who Punched Him and Why
Elon Musk left the White House with a black eye and fresh drug use allegations as he stepped down from his controversial role in the Trump administration's government efficiency agency.
UK Returns Chagos Islands to Mauritius in Landmark Deal—But Resettlement Questions Remain
Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasised the base's critical role in national security and intelligence operations.