Economy & Markets
Oxford Street Pedestrianisation Plan Begins Implementation
Lede The Oxford Street pedestrianisation plan is set to begin implementation, closing the busiest stretch of London’s famous shopping street…
AI Trade Pain Persists, Cramer Still Backing Sector
Jim Cramer says more pain may be coming for the AI trade, but he is not giving up on it.…
Blanche Defends Trump-Ordered Lawsuit Over Alaska Senate Certification
Blanche defended a Trump-ordered lawsuit challenging Alaska Senate certification, while Democrats maintain they have no connection to Daniel J. Sullivan.…
Brazil pauses vote count as Supreme Court extends hours
Brazil paused its presidential vote count after the Supreme Court extended voting hours, according to US Top News and Analysis.…
Trump Cites 9/11 in Urging Michigan Voters to Oppose El-Sayed
In a recent campaign appearance in Michigan, former President Donald Trump referenced the September 11 attacks while calling on voters…
How to Straddle the MAGA Divide: Beth Wilkinson’s Legal Balancing Act
A Washington lawyer named Beth Wilkinson has built a reputation by representing clients across the MAGA Divide, taking on both…
New Code Aims to End Rip-Off Parking Charges, PM Says
Prime Minister says new code will end ‘rip-off parking charges’, but will it work? The prime minister announced that a…
Firms Holding Back on New Hires Ahead of Budget
Some businesses are holding back on new jobs ahead of the October Budget, saying they want to see employment costs…
Documentary on Disgraced Theranos Founder Surge Behind ‘Clayface’
A documentary profiling the disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes experienced a notable box office surge in its second weekend, narrowly…
Halloween Spending Grows as Families Opt for Affordable Costume Alternatives
Families across the UK are adapting to rising Halloween expenses by choosing cheaper alternatives such as homemade costumes, costume swaps,…