Finance

Donald Trump’s childhood home has officially changed hands — and the presidential pedigree appears to have paid off.

The fallen leader of the former top exchange FTX is looking for answers from the U.S. Supreme Court.

The head of air traffic control has been paid more than £2million in bonuses over the past three years despite overseeing repeated system failures.

Britain’s borrowing costs have rocketed to levels not witnessed in decades, as escalating Middle East conflict and surging energy prices rattle bond markets.

Andy Burnham has been accused of launching a raid on struggling families with a new tourist tax.

Law firm Latham & Watkins has bought its own Nvidia GPU servers and started customising AI models, an expensive and technically demanding set-up that shows how much the technology is changing Big Law’s business model.

Hunter Biden launched a memecoin called $LAPTOP on Wednesday, and within an hour of its debut on the Base blockchain the token had lost roughly 98% of its value, falling from a peak of $190.81 to as low as $3.70.

McLaren is believed to have given the green light to plans that will create 1,000 jobs with a new investment worth hundreds of millions of pounds.

Singapore has announced a dramatic one-off pay rise for government ministers including Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, already the highest-paid head of government in the world, despite domestic disapproval of politicians’ high salaries.

Swiss federal court found the former head of the Swiss Bankers Association guilty of paying 82.3 million Swiss francs to a senior Kuwaiti official between 2000 and 2012.

The rating agency’s new framework combines Wall Street financial auditing with Web3 code reviews to evaluate both off-chain reserves and on-chain security.

Bloc losing €13bn in revenue with one in 10 cigarettes illegal, watchdog reports

Grindr has agreed to pay £26m to settle a lawsuit over allegations it shared users’ personal information - including their HIV status - with third parties.

Jaguar Land Rover has confirmed its plans to slash 4,000 roles over the next two years in a bid to save £1.7billion after concerning financial results.

Andy Burnham and Chancellor John Healey have been issued major warnings as Britain is "taxing itself into death."

The board of German car giant Volkswagen has approved a plan to cut another 50,000 jobs as part of the biggest restructuring in the group’s almost nine-decade history.

Hundreds of employers have been named by the Government for failing to pay workers the minimum wage.

The Bank of England has received more than £9billion in gold after the Netherlands’ central bank relocated the vast sum from North America to London amid surging "geopolitical unrest".

Japan’s Honda aims to cut more than $9 billion in costs over the next four years and has instructed suppliers to drastically reduce their prices, according to internal documents and one person familiar with ‌the matter.

Britain is set to escape Donald Trump’s looming tariff blitz as the EU braces for fresh levies over its treatment of American tech companies.

The UK’s financial regulator has been accused of rushing the car finance scandal redress scheme, as millions of drivers continue to wait for compensation.

The UK’s borrowing costs have climbed to their highest level in almost two decades as fears rocket over rising oil prices that could keep interest rates elevated.

At first glance, sustainability features prominently in Shein’s messaging to prospective investors. A closer reading, however, reveals a company that remains clearly focused on growth, technology and operational efficiency, at all social and environmental costs.

The moment renewable energy nerds like me have been waiting for has arrived: plug-in solar, plug-and-play solar, balcony solar – whatever you want to call it – is now permitted in the UK.