Flutter Entertainment, owner of Paddy Power and Betfair, is scrapping its London Stock Exchange listing, citing low trading volumes and high costs.
A UN report warns that funding cuts, human rights backlash, and under-investment are threatening to reverse hard-won gains in the global HIV/AIDS response.
UK GDP fell 0.1% in April 2026 as rising energy prices linked to the Iran war and Strait of Hormuz closure reversed Q1 gains.
Haiti opens its first State-supported safe house for survivors, the EU strengthens refugee protection, and global demand for critical minerals surges.
Barclays is acquiring GoHenry's UK business from US fintech Acorns, targeting young people in affluent families with personalised children's debit cards.
The UN says it is encouraged by reports of a potential US-Iran ceasefire deal as the Secretary-General's office monitors conflicting developments.
South Korean stocks surged 4.6% as optimism over a potential US-Iran nuclear deal boosted global market sentiment and eased geopolitical tensions.
The UK government allows pubs to stay open until 2am on World Cup match days — but will it be enough to save a struggling hospitality sector?
SpaceX went public at a historic $1.77tn valuation, making Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire as shares surged past $2tn on debut day.
Most billpayers don't know special tariffs for water and broadband exist. Here's what help is available and how to access it.
Nikkei updates its dividend-focused stock indices with new constituent adjustments, reshaping how investors track high-yield Japanese equities.
SpaceX debuted on Nasdaq under SPCX at $135, surging to $163 on day one — the largest IPO in history and the event that made Musk a trillionaire.
