Three Hammersmith and Fulham sites—Earl's Court, Olympia, and White City—are designated as strategic economic clusters in the Mayor's draft London Plan, highlighting the borough's rapid growth.
Global food prices reached their highest level since January 2023, driven by heatwaves damaging wheat yields and conflicts in Ukraine and Iran disrupting exports, according to the UN FAO.
Americans pay $78bn more at pump since Iran war start; Trump policies cost families $285, sparking windfall tax proposals from lawmakers.
US employers unexpectedly lost 23,000 jobs in July, with May and June figures revised down by 103,000, while unemployment held at 4.1%.
The US economy lost 23,000 jobs in July, contrary to expectations of an 80,000 gain. Unemployment fell to 4.1% as labor force participation dropped.
New research shows Brits move abroad at 31, switch careers at 32, and start businesses at 33, with 85% working toward major life goals.
Edentree, Rathbones, and CCLA are among firms vying for a share of the UK charity sector's £440bn assets, as demand for ethical and impact investing grows.
UK's top wealth managers posted mixed H1 results; St. James's Place saw profits rise 12% while Quilter's assets grew 15%.
Poland is emerging as a top hedge fund hub in Europe, attracting firms with skilled talent, lower costs, and a growing financial ecosystem, according to industry experts.
Quilter's assets under management grew to £119.1bn in Q1, but cost pressures and volatile markets prompt calls for stable policy environment.
A new book reveals the black British middle class, a group of 1,460 professionals, faces precariousness despite growth, challenging the assumption that blackness equals working class.
BP's CEO Meg O'Neill urges PM Burnham to use UK oil first, even as BP sells North Sea assets; profits hit $5.73bn.
Finance expert Vivian Tu says discussing salaries with colleagues helped her and a coworker secure raises. Workplace experts weigh in on the dos and don'ts of pay conversations.
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Five couples shared secret spending diaries, revealing shocking expenses like a £5,800 watch and £675 beauty treatments, sparking conflicts and insights.
A British family of six swapped their three-bed semi in Warwickshire for a six-bed home in Gdansk, Poland, doubling space and cutting costs, with meals out at £12.60.
Adani's Carmichael mine generated $963.5m revenue but recorded a $340.6m loss, avoiding corporate tax, with no tax paid since 2021.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's notepad, photographed at Camp David, showed a 'to-do' list including buying $5-10bn in Japanese yen, prompting questions about US intervention.
Petrol prices are set to exceed $2 a litre and diesel $2.40 after the government confirmed the end of the fuel excise discount, with the 16-cent cut expiring Sunday.
ECB's Frank Elderson warns climate and nature crises pose growing risks to financial stability, urging banks to assess ecosystem service dependencies.
The double murder of two Scots in Spain may have ended the 25-year Lyons-Daniels feud, but police report a lull in violence as gangs shift focus to drug trafficking.
Around 20 million Americans across 17 states face blackout risk as extreme heat pushes power grid to limits. DOE authorizes backup power sources.
Houthi blockade of Bab al-Mandab threatens Saudi oil exports via Red Sea, forcing Asian economies like Japan and South Korea to seek costly reroutes amid already depleted reserves.
Canadians spent $3.3bn less on US travel in 2025, replacing vacations with trips to Europe and Asia, as Trump's policies drove a historic decline.
Uganda has launched emergency food distribution after at least 19 deaths from hunger in Karamoja, where 1.5 million face malnutrition due to drought and crop failures.
Andy Burnham's return to Westminster lifted UK consumer confidence at the fastest monthly pace in three years, but deep inequalities and spending splits threaten the recovery.
A new study commissioned by Best for Britain suggests EU membership could boost London's economy by £2.9bn, as Sadiq Khan urges closer ties with the bloc.
Yemen's Houthi militias threaten Saudi oil exports via Bab al-Mandab strait, pushing Brent crude above $100 a barrel and stoking fears of a surge to $120.
Only one in four Australians correctly identify that higher interest rates lower inflation, according to the RBA's latest survey. The central bank warns this misunderstanding could lead to frustration.
UK job vacancies fell to 712,000 in the three months to May, nearly halving from 2022 levels, while unemployment held at 4.9%, signaling a fragile labour market.