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NAM released a one-year assessment claiming the GOP tax law saved hundreds of thousands of manufacturing jobs, boosted GDP and raised wages across every...
A US district judge halted the $110 billion Paramount-Warner megamerger on a 14-day injunction, citing antitrust concerns and the potential impact on movie distribution...
June borrowing came in below expectations at £16bn, offering only a modest relief to strained public finances.
FareShare Sussex & Surrey warns that families are allocating scarce funds to food during the summer holidays as free school meals are not accessible,...
GM is set to report its second-quarter 2026 results before the market opens, with analysts projecting $3.20 in adjusted earnings per share on roughly...
The US is imposing a 50% tariff on a wide range of Canadian imports, effective August 19, in what is described as a move...
John Healey has been named Chancellor of the Exchequer, replacing Rachel Reeves after Labour’s 2024 victory.
A 14‑day temporary restraining order halts the Paramount-Warner merger, with ongoing litigation focusing on market share in theatrical distribution and the role of streaming.
BBC Economics Editor outlines the scale of Andy Burnham’s policy ambitions and the fiscal trade‑offs the new administration faces, from borrowing rules to tax...
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledges to ease the cost of living, signaling changes to personal allowances, energy bills, housing and transport costs.
