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Oil prices are surging, reaching roughly $105 per barrel, as fears grow that conflict in the Middle East—particularly around Iran—will not be resolved soon. The market reaction suggests investors expect prolonged uncertainty, and that expectation is pushing energy costs higher.

Malone Lam, a Singaporean man, has pleaded guilty in the United States in connection with a massive cryptocurrency heist. The case involves Lam and other associates accused of taking digital assets on a large scale.

The United States has introduced an import ban on certain Canadian products, including alcohol and motorbikes, as well as other categories of goods. The decision is being described as part of an extended trade conflict between the two countries.

When a flight is cancelled or delayed, passengers often have specific rights. According to BBC Business, disruptions can happen for reasons beyond the airline’s control, including air traffic control problems. The first step is to document everything: the original schedule, the new departure time, and any messages from...

More flights have been delayed after a technical glitch disrupted air traffic control operations. Earlier in the day, hundreds of flights were cancelled, and the disruption continued to spread to other departures.

As the Isle of Man approaches its general election, the cost of living is emerging as the central issue for residents, businesses, and charities. Many residents report that everyday spending has become more difficult as prices rise, and they want clear answers on how the next government will...

Ahead of his first Budget, UK Chancellor John Healey is expected to tell lawmakers that the economy is “turning a corner.” The message is meant to signal a shift toward improvement, after concerns that growth has been uneven and slow.

More than 20 business groups have joined together in a letter to John Swinney, urging him to abandon his proposed legal cap on certain food and drink prices. The organizations say the plan is “ineffective” and is unlikely to deliver the intended benefits for consumers. They argue that...

A free initiative called a school uniform swap shop is making it easier for families to save money while also changing attitudes toward reused clothing. The concept started at one school about four years ago. Instead of paying for brand new uniforms every time a child grows, parents...

Hackers have carried out a major cyberattack involving an airport customer system, and they reportedly accessed large amounts of personal data. The breach is linked to a demand for money, which suggests the attackers may have tried to pressure the company after the theft.

A new UK review is set to examine the situation of young people who are still not in education, employment, or training. The group is often described as NEET, meaning they are “not in education, employment, or training.”

A manga-inspired theme park is set to be built near Paris after authorities gave the project a “green light.” The decision clears the way for construction and places the park within a wider development plan.

The US-Canada trade dispute has intensified after Donald Trump threatened to raise tariffs on autos. The move would increase taxes on car imports and likely make cross-border vehicles more expensive.

Bernard Matthews Foods has officially confirmed the closure of its Derby factory. The site is on Shaftesbury Street, and the company says the shutdown is scheduled to be finished by the end of 2026.

Reform UK has put forward a plan aimed at expanding apprenticeships across the UK. Under the proposal, the government would provide tax rebates to firms that recruit apprentices. Reform UK says this incentive would lower costs for employers and encourage more companies to offer structured training roles.

Donald Trump said he “loves the inflation,” a remark that surprised many people because inflation usually hurts household budgets. When inflation rises, consumers pay more for essentials such as food, housing, and services.

Donald Trump sparked debate by saying he “loves the inflation” while new data shows US prices rising at the fastest pace in roughly three years. The remark is controversial because inflation typically reduces purchasing power, meaning people can buy less with the same amount of money.

The World Cup is widely expected to set a record as the largest betting event in history. According to BBC Business, the main reason is the tournament’s expansion in the number of matches being played. With more games on the schedule, bettors gain more chances to place wagers—whether...

uk prime minister keir starmer has urged apple and google to take stronger action against nude images that could reach children through their phones. in his call, he said the companies should be expected to block access to sexually explicit content by using the safety tools already built...

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.