The UK economy will suffer from the government’s “chop and change” strategy for delivering long-term growth, an influential cross-party group of MPs
Recent research has revealed over half of employees believe their employer should offset some of the rising cost of living. The data, which
Twitter sued Elon Musk last night for violating his $44 billion deal to purchase the social network and asked a Delaware court
Low growth and inequality have left British households £8,800 worse off than their counterparts in other wealthy countries, research has found. Living standards
While most workers spend July counting down the days to their holidays, arable farmers spend these weeks anxiously watching their crops —
Britons’ confidence in the economy has fallen for a seventh consecutive month, adding to mounting signs of squeezed spending leading to a
SYDNEY – Germany will completely stop buying Russian coal on Aug. 1 and Russian oil on Dec. 31, marking a major shift in the source of the country’s energy supply, deputy finance minister Joerg Kukies said at a conference
Malaysian state oil company Petronas said on Tuesday it would defend its legal position after two of its subsidiaries were seized in Luxembourg. The units were seized
SEOUL – Daily COVID-19 infections in South Korea have jumped above 40,000 for the first time in two months, with the government warning of a potential five-fold surge in the coming months. “Daily
SYDNEY – Pacific island leaders welcomed a pledge by the United States to triple aid to the region to combat illegal fishing, enhance maritime security and tackle climate change, after decades of stagnant
