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Spectre of low inflation returns to haunt Eurozone policymakers
Weak growth and reduced price pressures could force European Central Bank to consider prolonged series of rate cuts
London AIM market should be axed for failing to win tech floats, say think tanks
UK’s exchanges are ‘not fit for purpose’ and require ‘radical’ overhaul, say Tony Blair Institute and Onward
Following a family mystery to Iceland’s remotest village
In his grandfather’s footsteps, Oliver Smith heads to a tiny off-grid community at the tip of the Hornstrandir peninsula
A glimpse into the lavish London homes lost in time
Remember ‘vogue Regency’ or ‘Curzon Street baroque’? No? A collection of photographs of the capital’s long-forgotten drawing rooms offers a ...
Teenage social media use strongly linked to anxiety and depression
Oxford university research comes as number of children treated by NHS mental health services surges
European carmakers plan dozens of cheaper models to survive ‘EV winter’
Manufacturers must sell more electric cars to meet tough new EU carbon targets
BlackRock bets on British brickmaking
US asset manager has become the largest shareholder in the UK’s biggest brickmaker
News avoiders relinquish their democratic privilege
Our fractured, algorithm-driven attention economy is all too easily exploited when people aren’t paying attention
Writer Bernhard Schlink on German war guilt and the resurgent far right
The author of ‘The Reader’ on his new east-meets-west novel and the post-reunification grievances fuelling votes for the AfD
RM Williams targets UK country set with retail push
Australian apparel and bootmaker will open stores in Cambridge and Buckinghamshire
3i searches for next ‘gem’ as short seller circles
The UK’s oldest buyout group has become heavily dependent on Dutch retailer Action that makes up two-thirds of its portfolio ...
How will the UK government pay for much-needed infrastructure upgrades?
High energy bills and a troubled water sector trigger debate about which private finance schemes provide value for taxpayers
China deflation pressure mounts as investors seek more stimulus for economy
Markets waiting for detail on how much Beijing is prepared to spend to try to boost growth
Race season is here: here are the costs (literally and mentally) that go into being a long-distance runner
From trainers, vests, watches headphones, race places and more, running isn’t as cheap as you may think—not to mention the ...
US to sell up to $2.2 billion in weapons to UAE, Saudi Arabia
It marks a fresh show of support to two allies that are crucial to the US pushback against Iran and ...
ECB is set to deepen global easing with rate cut it didn’t expect
The third quarter-point reduction of this cycle is seen likely by economists to herald a longer-lasting acceleration in cuts. Read More
India is now Russia’s No. 2 supplier of restricted technology
The most recent data means almost a fifth of the sensitive technology that goes into Russia’s military-industrial complex got there ...
Trump Media stock soars after sudden reversal in election odds
On Friday, Trump Media stock surged 4.8% to close at $25.28, up 53% from last Friday’s closing price. Read More
Army doctor says Harris is in ‘excellent health’ as campaign seeks to draw contrast with Trump
Trump has released very little health information, including after his ear was grazed by a bullet during an assassination attempt in July ...
As Florida reels, focus turns to restoring power, assisting victims in Hurricane Milton’s wake
Flooding is still possible in parts of the state as river levels are expected to continue rising into next week.
China’s rate cuts may actually worsen the economy
China’s financial system is aimed mainly toward the supply side of the economy. Read More
Federal Aviation Administration approves SpaceX Starship 5 flight
The FAA said SpaceX has “met all safety, environmental and other licensing requirements for the suborbital test flight.”
Former Scottish first minister Alex Salmond dies aged 69
Ex-Scottish National party leader propelled his party into government but his referendum bid for independence failed
Starmer defuses DP World row in bid to salvage £1bn port deal
Minister’s criticism of company’s working practices threatened to overshadow Monday’s investment summit
Almost everyone offered a job at Google accepts, and the CEO explains what it looks for in new hires
“But we are really looking for superstar software engineers,” Google CEO Sundar Pichai said. Read More
Former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond, who sought Scotland’s independence, has died at age 69
Salmond was a central figure in Scottish politics for over three decades.
S&P 500 grinds higher to further record highs, finding little to fear in October
Mike Santoli evaluates how this is typically the time of the year that tests the bulls, but that isn’t happening ...
Trump’s tax cuts could expire after 2025. Here’s how top-ranked advisors are preparing
Trump’s tax cuts could expire after 2025. Here are tax-planning strategies from top-ranking advisors before the tax breaks sunset.
After Tesla snub, Mexico vows production of its own compact EVs
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said in July the company had “paused” plans for a plant in Mexico, citing Donald Trump’s ...
U.S. FDA to reconsider decision barring compounded versions of Lilly weight loss drug
The agency said it would now allow compounding pharmacies and facilities to provide the drugs while it reviews if there ...
