Australia's PM proposes global billionaire super tax
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is rallying support for a worldwide 'super tax' targeting billionaires, with Europe potentially in his sights. Critics warn of economic fallout.
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Venmo data shows Americans struggling with government debt
New analysis of Venmo transactions exposes the financial struggles of millions of Americans with government debt. Discover how payment app data paints a worrying picture of economic hardship.
Labour's Reynolds denies anti-business claims
Labour's Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds refutes claims that the party is anti-business, highlighting pro-growth policies and collaboration with industry leaders.
Rachel Reeves faces backlash over business comments
Chancellor Rachel Reeves sparks controversy with comments on business leaders, raising concerns about Labour's economic policies and investor confidence.
IMF warns Rachel Reeves over fiscal risks
Chancellor Rachel Reeves may need to reconsider her fiscal strategy as the IMF highlights risks to UK economic targets, suggesting possible tax increases or spending cuts.
Greek children face obesity and malnutrition crisis
A shocking report reveals that Greek children are battling a dual health crisis—rising obesity alongside malnutrition—due to economic instability and poor dietary habits.
UK economy grows 0.2% in January
The UK economy expanded by 0.2% in January, according to the Office for National Statistics, offering cautious optimism amid ongoing economic challenges.
Scottish Labour's Murray questions Reeves on UK role in Scotland
Scottish Labour's Ian Murray calls for clarity from Chancellor Rachel Reeves on the UK government's involvement in Scottish affairs, sparking debate on devolution and economic strategy.
Glasgow's Commonwealth Games: Financial Mistake?
A decade after Glasgow hosted the 2014 Commonwealth Games, questions arise over its economic legacy. Was the £543m investment worth it, or did it leave the city with a financial hangover?
Morning Mail: Australia's Latest Political & Economic News
Stay informed with the latest news from Australia, covering political shifts, economic trends, and essential updates for your Friday briefing.
Fed warns of potential Great Depression-level recession
The US Federal Reserve has issued a stark warning about the possibility of a severe economic downturn, drawing parallels to the Great Depression. Experts weigh in on the risks and potential policy responses.
Australia tackles AUKUS concerns and trade tensions at summit
Deputy PM Richard Marles and Foreign Minister Penny Wong address AUKUS concerns, trade disputes, and economic strategies at the Productivity Summit.
Lagarde warns of economic slowdown as markets wobble
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde signals potential economic challenges ahead, while Tesla and the Dow Jones Industrial Average show signs of strain amid market volatility.
China-EU summit ends in deadlock over Ukraine and trade
Tensions flared between China and the EU during a critical summit, as disagreements over Ukraine, trade imbalances, and economic coercion took centre stage.
WEF accused of faking Brexit failure data
The World Economic Forum faces allegations of distorting economic data to falsely claim Brexit has harmed the UK economy, sparking outrage among experts.
Rayner Warns of Summer Riots in UK
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner raises concerns over possible civil unrest this summer, citing economic pressures and political instability.
WEF founder, 87, accused of bullying & lavish spending
A bombshell internal investigation has accused the 87-year-old founder of the World Economic Forum of workplace bullying, exorbitant travel expenses, and making suggestive comments to a female executive.
Glencore shuts QLD nickel refinery, 800 jobs lost
Mining giant Glencore announces closure of its Queensland nickel refinery, putting 800 jobs at risk and sparking fears for Townsville's economy.
Reeves recruits economic heavyweights to streamline advice
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is assembling a team of heavyweight economic advisers to refine policymaking and reduce bureaucratic overlap in Whitehall.
Australia’s low-tax reality: Why leaders must admit it
Leading figures must recognise Australia’s status as a low-taxing country before engaging in economic reform debates. This article explores why this admission is crucial for meaningful policy discussions.
UK Households Struggle as Costs Outpace Government Aid
Millions of UK households are struggling with rising costs as government measures fail to keep pace with inflation, leaving families in financial distress.
Trump's Japan trade deal sparks Congressional debate
Former US President Donald Trump has struck a new trade agreement with Japan, sparking debate in Congress and beyond. Discover the implications for international trade and economic policy.
Cleverly and Badenoch clash over Labour policies
Home Secretary James Cleverly and Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch engage in a heated exchange over Labour's economic and immigration plans, revealing deep divisions within the Conservative Party.
Morning Mail: Australia's Political & Economic Updates
Stay informed with the latest political shifts, economic trends, and social issues shaping Australia today. Essential reading for those who want to understand the current landscape.
Trump attacks Fed’s Powell and Senator Lee in fiery rant
Former President Donald Trump lashes out at Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and Senator Mike Lee in a heated speech, raising eyebrows over his motives and timing.
Trump plans to scrap capital gains tax on home sales
Former President Donald Trump unveils a radical proposal to eliminate capital gains tax on home sales, potentially transforming the US housing market and boosting middle-class wealth.
Rich activists occupy London hotel in inequality protest
Affluent protesters have taken over a high-end London hotel near the US Embassy, demanding systemic change to address wealth disparity. The unusual demonstration has sparked debate on privilege and activism.
Reeves questions ONS inflation data accuracy
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves questions the reliability of ONS inflation figures, sparking a debate on economic transparency.
Afternoon Update: Westminster and UK News
Stay informed with the latest political shifts, economic updates, and breaking news from Westminster and across the UK.
Reeves reveals Autumn Budget borrowing plans
Chancellor Rachel Reeves outlines new borrowing strategies in the upcoming Autumn Budget to tackle economic pressures, signalling a shift in fiscal policy.
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