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Kmart supply chains under scrutiny for potential Uyghur forced labour links in Australian court case

Retailer insists it has no connection to forced labour while activists call for import bans and high-risk product lists

Is the AI bubble about to burst – and send the stock market into freefall?

Shares in US tech stocks are falling but it would probably be unwise for fund managers to pull out

‘Without water nothing can exist’: the Malawians repeatedly displaced by drought

Unpredictable weather fuelled by the climate crisis is forcing millions from their homes, with many struggling to access water

More than 200,000 UK workers switch to four-day week since 2019

Nearly 11% of the workforce now report doing four days across full- and part-time work, analysis finds

Do heatwaves, wildfires and travel costs signal the end of the holiday abroad?

Leading researcher forecasts ‘beginning of the age of non-tourism’ despite industry returning to pre-pandemic highs

Eau de courgette: rise in foodie perfumes may be linked to weight-loss drugs

‘Gourmand’ fragrances with notes of biscuit or cherries are also trending among young consumers online

‘We’re publicans’: County Limerick community forms syndicate to save village’s last pub

Group in Kilteely pooled savings to buy bar and licence and ‘everybody brought something to the table’

Federal Reserve set to cut interest rates – but still Trump won’t be happy

President has pressured Jay Powell to slash rates but central bank is trying to find right balance amid tariff tailspin

Canada to drop counter-tariffs on some US goods one day after call with Trump

Mark Carney says change will go into effect on 1 September but tariffs on steel, aluminum and autos will remain

Obsession, blackmail and Instagram: inside Lurker, the year’s most compelling thriller

The Talented Mr Ripley gets an upgrade in a buzzy and biting film about a desperate outsider who infiltrates the inner circle of a singer on the rise

Wall Street jumps after US Fed’s Powell signals possible rate cut – as it happened

Chair of the Federal Reserve says US economy is facing ‘challenging situation’ as inflation risks persist and job market cools

Royal Mail still missing delivery targets after sale to Czech tycoon Křetínský

Both first and second class mail lag behind Ofcom’s target in quarterly update after EP Group’s takeover

Fed chair Jerome Powell signals interest rate cuts amid Trump attacks

Powell – whom Trump has urged to resign – addressed ‘challenging’ dichotomy of economic risks, including tariffs

Wes Streeting’s row with pharma firms grows as they reject NHS drug pricing offer

Drugmakers reject health secretary’s latest offer, meaning ‘unsustainable’ rebate scheme will stay in place

‘Hopelessly insolvent’: how ‘saviour of steel’ Sanjeev Gupta’s global empire unravelled

This week’s collapse of the tycoon’s Yorkshire operations brought relief for some. It echoes insolvency steps at 15 of his companies

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← Older posts
  • Kmart supply chains under scrutiny for potential Uyghur forced labour links in Australian court case
  • Is the AI bubble about to burst – and send the stock market into freefall?
  • ‘Without water nothing can exist’: the Malawians repeatedly displaced by drought
  • More than 200,000 UK workers switch to four-day week since 2019
  • Do heatwaves, wildfires and travel costs signal the end of the holiday abroad?
  • Eau de courgette: rise in foodie perfumes may be linked to weight-loss drugs
  • ‘We’re publicans’: County Limerick community forms syndicate to save village’s last pub
  • Federal Reserve set to cut interest rates – but still Trump won’t be happy
  • Canada to drop counter-tariffs on some US goods one day after call with Trump
  • Obsession, blackmail and Instagram: inside Lurker, the year’s most compelling thriller
  • Wall Street jumps after US Fed’s Powell signals possible rate cut – as it happened
  • Royal Mail still missing delivery targets after sale to Czech tycoon Křetínský
  • Fed chair Jerome Powell signals interest rate cuts amid Trump attacks
  • Wes Streeting’s row with pharma firms grows as they reject NHS drug pricing offer
  • ‘Hopelessly insolvent’: how ‘saviour of steel’ Sanjeev Gupta’s global empire unravelled
  • Hundreds of TikTok UK moderator jobs at risk despite new online safety rules
  • Government to cover pay and pensions at collapsed South Yorkshire steelworks
  • Fears grow over impact of ONS data reliability on Rachel Reeves’s budget
  • OnlyFans owner paid $701m in dividends as platform readies for potential sale
  • Block Elon Musk’s bid to supply UK home energy, Ed Davey urges
  • Baby food firms given 18 months to improve quality of products in England
  • Trump officials urge Fed to remove governor after she refuses to quit
  • WH Smith’s US adventure is now stuck in an accounting hole
  • Almost £600m wiped off WH Smith value after £30m accounting error
  • Court throws out $500m civil fraud penalty against Donald Trump
  • Government takes over Liberty Steel’s South Yorkshire plants to protect 1,450 jobs
  • Strongest rise in UK business activity in a year while hiring falls; WH Smith shares crash 40% on accounting error –as it happened
  • Customers feeling raw after Tesco adds 25p to price of a meal deal
  • US to hold high tariffs on European cars until Brussels moves to cut tariffs on US goods
  • CEO-to-worker pay gap surges to 632 to 1 at US’s lowest-paying large firms, study shows

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