The European Union imposes a massive €250 million fine on Google for illegally demoting rival services in its search results, marking a major escalation in the bloc's crackdown on Big Tech dominance.
Exclusive analysis reveals how India has capitalised on Western sanctions against Russia, saving billions on energy imports while becoming a key supplier of refined fuels to Europe, in a dramatic reshaping of global oil markets.
London-based quantitative trading firm XTX Markets is offering a staggering £60,000 pro-rata salary for a summer AI intern, a move that signals an intensifying war for tech talent in the City.
Discover why Lyon, France's culinary capital, is dethroning global favourites to claim the title of Europe's best city for food lovers, from its legendary bouchons to its vibrant food markets.
Former US President Donald Trump's suggestion of imposing tariffs on all imports sent shockwaves through Wall Street, raising alarms among investors and analysts about potential market turmoil and a new era of global trade wars.
The FTSE 100 surged on Wednesday, propelled by strong performances from Rolls-Royce and Ocado. Discover the key drivers behind the rally and what it means for investors.
The Guardian argues that the UK is paralysed by a mythical fear of 'bond vigilantes', preventing vital investment in public services and infrastructure. It's time to abandon outdated economic dogma.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a political storm as she appears to abandon key fiscal rules in response to volatile bond markets, sparking accusations of short-termism and a betrayal of Labour's core principles.
In a major post-Brexit shift, London becomes a key trading hub for Swiss shares like UBS, Rolex, and Richemont, with volumes soaring after a new UK-Swiss agreement.
In a historic antitrust verdict, the EU has ruled Google Chrome a 'gatekeeper' monopoly. Discover how this decision will break down its dominance and force Google to offer real browser choice on Android and Windows across Europe.
The price of gold has surged to a new all-time high, driven by market jitters over Donald Trump's proposed tariffs and a weakening US dollar. Discover why investors are flocking to bullion.
UK financial markets face a severe stress test as long-term government borrowing costs surge to levels not seen since 1998. The gilt sell-off, driven by stubborn inflation data and hawkish central bank fears, triggers a flight to safety, sending gold and
Global financial markets reel as former President Donald Trump floats aggressive 60% tariffs on Chinese goods, sparking fears of a renewed trade war and economic instability.
In a dramatic twist, China's manufacturing sector defies expectations with a return to growth, creating a complex new challenge for former President Donald Trump's proposed tariff strategy.
As Donald Trump threatens to undermine Federal Reserve independence, The Guardian examines why accountability, not just autonomy, is crucial for economic stability. A deep dive into the looming constitutional crisis.
Dubai's sovereign wealth fund secures a 10.3% stake in LSEG, marking a significant Middle Eastern investment in the heart of the UK's financial infrastructure and raising questions about foreign influence.
The London Stock Exchange's premier index, the FTSE 100, is poised for a significant quarterly reshuffle. Insurance giant Aviva and mining titan Anglo American are set to be demoted, while online car marketplace Auto Trader is on track for promotion, refl
Nvidia's staggering market surge, briefly surpassing Microsoft as the world's most valuable company, triggers a mixed reaction across Asian markets. Discover how the tech titan's performance is reshaping global investment landscapes.
Britain's borrowing costs have surged to levels not seen since 1997, with markets imposing a 'moron premium' following Chancellor Rachel Reeves' controversial fiscal plans. The gilt yield spike signals deep market anxiety over the UK's economic direction.
London's FTSE 100 experienced a dramatic session with Rolls-Royce and Ocado leading gains, while mining stocks faced sharp declines. Get the full market analysis and closing figures.
Chinese property behemoth Evergrande faces compulsory liquidation and Hong Kong stock market delisting after failing to deliver a viable restructuring plan, sending shockwaves through global markets.
In a dramatic escalation of his battle with the US central bank, President Trump has fired Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. The shocking move, citing a 'failure to align with national economic interests,' sends the strongest signal yet of Trump's inten
A Hong Kong court has ordered the liquidation of property giant China Evergrande, triggering fears of a deeper crisis in the world's second-largest economy and global financial contagion.
Cambridge economist Victoria Bateman delivers a provocative defence of free markets, linking economic freedom to personal liberty in her bold new book, Economica.
China Evergrande Group, the embattled property developer at the heart of the nation's real estate crisis, has been formally delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. This marks a dramatic endpoint for a firm whose staggering $300bn debt sent shockwaves
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signals prolonged elevated interest rates at Jackson Hole symposium, sending shockwaves through global markets as inflation battle continues.
Asian shares and European futures fall sharply as investors await Fed Chair Jerome Powell's key Jackson Hole speech. Markets brace for hawkish tones on US interest rates, with the FTSE 100 set for a lower open. Live updates on global market reaction and a
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signals prolonged high interest rates at Jackson Hole, triggering sharp sell-offs in US and Asian markets as inflation fight continues.
Nvidia's historic $500 billion market crash triggers global stock sell-off as Asian markets tumble and Wall Street braces for impact. Powell's testimony and geopolitical tensions add to the turmoil.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces intense scrutiny after UK government borrowing costs surge to levels not seen since 1997, raising fears about Labour's spending plans and economic stability.