Energy and foreign policy experts have predicted that the agreement between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin to temporarily lift sanctions on Russian diesel imports will have little meaningful impact on
Financial3- Page
1080Articles
British food producers are intensifying warnings regarding the vulnerability of the nation’s supply chains, citing a convergence of rising operational costs and climatic instability. Jamie Burrows, chair of the crops
US President Donald Trump has announced a significant agreement to purchase millions of tonnes of diesel fuel from Russia, a move that has immediately triggered a sharp diplomatic rift with
A new report by Redwater Insights has issued a stark warning that UK taxpayers could be left liable for billions of pounds in oil field clean-up costs if decommissioning arrangements
Equinor chief executive Anders Opedal has issued a direct appeal to the UK government to approve the Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields without further delay. He described the
Money market funds experienced a significant resurgence in popularity last month, with investors shifting capital away from equities amid persistent market uncertainty. UK investors favoured these low-risk instruments to navigate
Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has announced a plan to remove inheritance tax on family homes and increase the tax-free threshold for couples to one million pounds. Speaking at the
Shein recorded UK revenue of £2.58bn in 2025, according to newly published accounts, as the fast-fashion retailer expanded its market share despite recent difficulties with its initial public offering. The
The British Retail Consortium has urged the Chancellor to reduce green policy costs embedded in energy bills, warning that electricity expenses for the sector are projected to increase by £440m
The Court of Appeal has overturned the fraud convictions of five former investment bankers who were previously found guilty of manipulating the Libor and Euribor interest rates. The decision marks
The upcoming Autumn Budget presents a significant opportunity for the UK Government to establish a regulatory framework for facial recognition technology. As the technology moves from relative obscurity into the
Equinor chief executive Anders Opedal has cautioned that a refusal to approve the Rosebank and Jackdaw projects would constitute a major setback for the United Kingdom. Speaking in London on
KPMG Australia is reportedly evaluating a request for up to $100m in emergency loans from its global parent group, KPMG International. The move comes after a significant scandal damaged the
Government plans to proceed with judge-only trials for specific fraud and financial proceedings have drawn sharp criticism from legal experts and policy analysts. The Institute for Government and lawyers across
Senior executives from the UK’s largest banking institutions are set to meet the new Chancellor, John Healey, in a high-stakes discussion regarding the future of the banking surcharge. The gathering,
The Federal Trade Commission has directed the 24 largest healthcare services companies in the United States to ensure that their pricing information is timely, accurate and complete. Chairman Andrew N.