Business news in English

Oil prices have jumped to around $105 per barrel. The move comes after signs that a war in the Middle East may not end quickly. Many traders are worried that the situation involving Iran could stay tense for a long time.

Malone Lam, a man from Singapore, has pleaded guilty in the United States over a major crypto heist. He is one of the people accused in the case.

The United States has imposed an import ban on some products from Canada. The list includes Canadian alcohol and motorbikes, along with other goods. US officials say the move is connected to a wider trade dispute.

If your flight is cancelled or delayed, you may be protected by rules. A common reason is problems with air traffic control, which can stop many flights. Start by checking what the airline says in emails, apps, or at the airport, and note the time changes.

More flights are facing delays after a technical glitch in air traffic control. Earlier, hundreds of flights were cancelled. The problem is connected to Nats, the provider that manages air traffic in the UK.

Ahead of the Manx general election, cost of living is a key topic for many groups. Residents say prices are going up and it is harder to manage daily expenses. Their concerns are shaping what they ask politicians to address.

UK Chancellor John Healey will give a speech ahead of his first Budget. He plans to say the economy is “turning a corner,” which suggests the situation is improving after a difficult period.

More than 20 business organizations have sent a joint letter to John Swinney. In the letter, they urge him to scrap his plan to introduce a legal price cap on some food and drink items. The groups argue that the policy is “ineffective” and may not achieve its...

A free uniform swap shop is helping families cut costs. Parents can bring uniforms their children have outgrown and take other uniforms in return. The project began in one school around four years ago, and it has grown since then.

Hackers attacked an airport-related system and took customer information. The company said the breach affected millions of travelers.

A major review in the UK is looking at young people who are not working or studying. It focuses on a group called NEET: people who are “not in education, employment, or training.”

A manga-inspired theme park is planned near Paris. The project has received official approval, so construction can move forward. The plan is part of a bigger project with three new parks in the same area.

The trade dispute between the US and Canada is escalating. Donald Trump threatened to increase tariffs on autos, which would raise costs for car trade between the two countries.

Bernard Matthews Foods has confirmed that its factory in Derby will close. The plant is located on Shaftesbury Street.

Reform UK has proposed a policy to support apprenticeships in the UK. The party wants the government to offer tax rebates to companies that take on apprentices. The goal is to make it cheaper for firms to hire trainees and to increase the number of apprenticeship places.

Donald Trump said he “loves the inflation,” during remarks about the US economy. His words drew attention because inflation means prices go up, and people often have to spend more for the same things.

Donald Trump said he “loves the inflation” as US prices rise at the fastest rate in about three years. His comment surprised many people because inflation usually makes life harder for households.

The World Cup is expected to become the biggest betting event in history. This is because the tournament will include more matches than in the past. When there are more games, fans have more opportunities to bet on results, scores, and other outcomes.

uk prime minister keir starmer told apple and google to ban nude images that children may find on their phones. he said the companies should be required to use built-in safety features. these tools should help stop children from accessing sexually explicit images.

US stock markets fell sharply as investors became worried about Big Tech companies. The Nasdaq, which includes many technology firms, dropped a lot in one day.