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The UK economy slowed in the second quarter, falling from 0.7% to 0.3% growth after a strong start to the year. Data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) was in line

The US federal government is in a deep impasse as it enters its sixth day of shutdown. President Donald Trump and the Republicans are unable to reach an agreement with the Democrats

ABP, the largest pension fund in the Netherlands, announced that it has sold all its shares in the US construction equipment manufacturer Caterpillar for ethical reasons. The fund held shares worth approximately

The government shutdown in the US risks disrupting the long-awaited revival of the initial public offering (IPO) market. On Wednesday, a large portion of federal operations were halted due to a budget

British singer Lola Young (24) announced that she has “canceled all her concerts for a while” after collapsing on stage at the All Things Go music festival in New York recently. The

Gold prices reached a new historic high on Wednesday. Increased safe haven demand due to the US government shutdown and expectations of a Fed interest rate cut this month made the precious

The sunscreen scandal in Australia is growing. So far, 18 products have been removed from shelves due to safety concerns. In Australia, which has the highest rate of skin cancer in the

The pound struggled to gain against the weakening dollar on Thursday, as investors began pricing in the effects of the November budget. Despite the US government shutdown putting pressure on the dollar,

The administration of US President Donald Trump has turned the government shutdown into a political bargaining chip, freezing $26 billion in funding to Democratic states. The decision most severely impacted transportation projects

Electronic Arts (EA) has opened a new era in the gaming industry with a record-breaking acquisition of $55 billion by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) and its partners. This massive deal