Record US Shutdown Ends, Leaving 40,000 UK Firms to Navigate Political Aftershocks
The US shutdown ended, but UK firms still face delays, political instability, and a more transactional US relationship, impacting transatlantic trade.
Delhi Blast Revives FATF Fears Over E-Commerce and Online Payment Abuse in Terror Financing
The Delhi blast underscores terror financing risks linked to e-commerce and online payments, putting India's digital economy and UK-India cooperation at risk.
Pensioners at Risk: Reeves Considers £6bn Tax Hike Amid Calls for Five-Year Payout Guarantee
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is tipped to target pensioners with a £6 billion tax hike, amid calls for a fairer, more secure state pension payout system for UK retirees.
The True Cost of Tim Davie's Exit Amid BBC Political Storm
The BBC's leadership crisis following Tim Davie's resignation over a scandal threatens its funding and reputation amid mounting political pressure.
AI Layoffs: US Market's Worst in 20 Years – Could the UK Be Next?
US tech layoffs hit a 20-year high, raising fears of a bubble bursting that could impact the UK economy. Experts warn of potential spillovers and market risks.
GTA 6 Delay Hits Take-Two Stock; Fans Make Funny Release Predictions
Rockstar's GTA 6 delay impacts Take-Two stock amid internal disputes and staff protests. Fans react with humour and pessimism about the long wait.
