BUSINESS

The implications of the House's stock trading ban, which excludes the president and the executive branch. Discover who is affected, the political manoeuvres involved, and the bill's future in the Senate.

Apple has overtaken Nvidia as the world's most valuable company, fueled by AI investments and strong hardware and services revenue. The rivalry persists as both excel in different sectors.

Economist 'Dr. Doom' Nouriel Roubini predicts AI and automation will replace much of the workforce in 20-25 years, requiring universal basic income.

Elon Musk's net worth has dropped by 37% in a month, while he seeks $4 billion for The Boring Company, despite limited progress and stalled projects.

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary warns passengers about delays caused by the EU's new Entry/Exit System, stating planes won't wait for those stuck in queues, leading to missed flights and extra costs.

China's DUV breakthrough is set to test US and Dutch export bans, as domestic chip tools enter production and investors question ASML's future China sales.

US companies are reversing AI-driven hiring freezes, acknowledging AI's limitations and resuming recruitment, especially for entry-level roles, as demand for human oversight and AI-native skills grows.

Morgan Stanley says investors are largely ignoring SpaceX's AI business, citing heavy spending, uncertain returns and mounting losses ahead of earnings.

Cracker Barrel CEO Julie Felss Masino resigns after three years of steering the company. She will be replaced by David Deno in October.

Robert MacDonald joins MEXC to enhance compliance and governance as the exchange expands into equities and other asset classes, focusing on regulatory strategy and licensing across global markets.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham warns the NHS will collapse without social care reform, accelerating an independent commission's timetable. Political leaders debate funding solutions amidst rising care costs and uncertainty.

As AI transforms industries, the value of STEM and humanities skills is evolving. While technical expertise remains crucial, qualities like critical thinking and communication are increasingly important in an AI-driven economy.

The rapid rise of salon suite businesses is transforming how hairstylists work, forcing traditional salon owners to adapt to changing client and workforce demands.

Gökçe Güven, founder and former chief executive officer of technology startup Kalder Inc., pleaded guilty on Tuesday to securities fraud.

NHS mental health waiting lists are leaving thousands of young Britons struggling to find work, creating a vicious cycle that experts warn could shape a generation.

Andy Burnham's property tax plans could scrap council tax and stamp duty, but London and South East homeowners may face higher bills under a radical new system.

Oil prices plunge as US-Iran fighting pauses, but Iran denies a ceasefire, the Strait of Hormuz stays closed and analysts warn the fragile truce could collapse.

As the UK increases defence spending, specialist private logistics providers are expected to play an increasingly important role in maintaining military readiness.

The US Department of Justice's $3.3 million settlement with major egg producers over antitrust allegations faces criticism for being too lenient, as companies report billion-dollar profits amid high egg prices.

AI companies are buying and scanning printed books for training data, raising copyright and cultural preservation concerns as rare volumes are destroyed in the process.

CXMT's record-breaking IPO impacts British retailers as the memory chip shortage drives up prices. Learn which UK retailer secured stock early and what this means for consumers.

Centrica is cutting 1,300 customer service jobs as AI reshapes British Gas operations, with unions warning of job losses and critics fearing vulnerable customers may be left behind.

Despite rising costs and regulations, the UK buy-to-let market remains profitable. Many landlords adapt by expanding portfolios, while strong tenant demand supports rental income and yields.

Discover Hali Home Bakes, a French-Asian microbakery in San Francisco, where ex-McKinsey consultant Hali Mo crafts 400 artisanal pastries weekly, blending French techniques with Asian flavours.

Anthropic chief economist Peter McCrory has challenged his CEO's bleak forecasts on AI-driven unemployment, arguing new data show no sign of a mass US jobs crisis yet.

The Pokémon Company introduces facial recognition at select stores in Japan to prevent scalping, sparking privacy concerns among fans. The system aims to ensure fair access to limited products.

South Korea's landmark divorce case involving SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won has him ordered to pay $644M to his ex-wife. The legal battle raises questions for one of the country's largest conglomerates.

A court filing reveals Meta's layoff criteria amid allegations of AI involvement and visa holder concerns. Meta denies AI's role, stating decisions were based on business needs and human judgement.

Bernie Sanders' critique of billionaire wealth compared to the stagnant US minimum wage, and the scrutiny of his own $2.5M net worth. Discover how these figures fuel the debate on economic inequality.