EuroMillions £67m Jackpot in Tuesday Draw
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ASX 200 Plunges 4% in Biggest Single-Day Fall in Five Years Over Trump Tariff Fears
Australian share market plunges 4% in biggest single-day drop in five years over Trump tariff fears, wiping $100bn in value.
World-first audio and luxury redefine Range Rover SV Ultra
Range Rover SV Ultra debuts world-first electrostatic audio system by Warwick Acoustics, with luxury interior and plug-in hybrid powertrain.
£325bn of Dirty Money Flows Through UK Each Year, Report Finds
Report finds at least £325bn of dirty money flows through UK annually, prompting calls for increased enforcement and pause on crypto hub plans.
Federal Workers Face Uncertainty as Shutdown Fuels Fears of Permanent Cuts
An estimated 750,000 federal employees are furloughed amid a government shutdown, with fears of permanent job cuts as Trump eyes further reductions.
A priority for the next chancellor: boost the London stock market
London stock market shrinks as £285bn exits via takeovers and relocations, with only £6bn in new listings. Politicians urged to act.
Tricolor Holdings executives charged with fraud
Daniel Chu and other executives of bankrupt subprime auto lender Tricolor charged with systematic fraud involving falsified loan data and double pledging of collateral.
Liverpool Yet to Open Talks With PSG Over Barcola
Liverpool have not yet opened talks with Paris Saint-Germain for winger Bradley Barcola despite reports in France of a verbal agreement, with any deal expected to cost over £100m.
Billionaire Ray Dalio warns US turning into autocratic state amid rising inequality
Ray Dalio warns rising inequality is turning the US into an autocratic state and predicts a debt crisis within three years, criticising Trump's policies.
Mcdonald's UK Boss Admits Ongoing 'Bad Behaviour' After Harassment Scandal
McDonald's UK boss admits ongoing complaints of 'bad behaviour' three years after sexual harassment scandal, insists processes are 'best in class'.
How a £21m Lottery Winner Avoided Going Broke by Seeking Expert Advice
Timothy Shultz won £21m on the lottery aged 21 and avoided going broke by seeking expert financial advice. He invested wisely despite family pressure to give money away.
AI Sell-Off Intensifies as Chip Stocks Dive
AI stock sell-off deepens, sending South Korea's Kospi index down 11.5% to a three-month low on worries over AI spending and Chinese competition.
AI Sell-Off Hits Chip Stocks in South Korea and Japan
A significant sell-off in AI-related chip stocks triggered a market slump in South Korea and Japan, according to latest reports.
Soho House Agrees £2bn Take-Private Deal; Ashton Kutcher to Join Board
Soho House agrees $2.7bn deal to go private; Ashton Kutcher joins board as MCR Hotels leads investment.
FTSE 100 Hits Record Closing High Amid Rate Cut Hopes
FTSE 100 closes at record 8,023 as Bank of England rate cut hopes and weaker pound boost blue-chip stocks.
All 106 Beefeater Pubs to Close, Four in Merseyside
Whitbread has confirmed the closure of all 106 remaining Beefeater pub-restaurants across the UK, including four in the Liverpool City Region, as part of a new five-year strategy.
US Markets Shaken by Viral AI Doomsday Report from Citrini Research
A viral AI doomsday report from Citrini Research causes US stocks to fall, hitting Uber, Mastercard and American Express.
Bank of England 'very alert' to Trump tensions over Greenland, says Bailey
Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey says central bank must be 'very alert' to geopolitical tensions from Trump's Greenland plans and tariff threats.
RBA Warns of Prolonged High Rates Mortgage Pain Ahead
RBA warns mortgage stress could rise if economy slows or rates stay high, but most borrowers coping.
Powerball £336m Jackpot in UK National Lottery Draw
A £336million Powerball jackpot is available in the new National Lottery draw. Players pick 5 numbers from 1-69 and 1 Powerball number from 1-26.
Global Stocks Tumble as Iran Crisis Fuels Oil and Gas Surge
FTSE 100 plunges 2.75% as oil and gas prices surge amid Iran conflict, inflation fears hit rate cut hopes.
Global stock markets plunge as US recession fears mount
Global shares tumble as weak US jobs data sparks recession fears. FTSE 100 lowest since April, Nikkei 225 suffers worst drop since 1987.
Bond Markets Could Force Rachel Reeves to Deliver Second Budget, City Investor Warns
City investor warns bond markets could force Rachel Reeves to deliver a second budget if yields spike; Franklin Templeton's David Zahn says 6% yield would be unsustainable.
Disney crackdown on independent vendors leaves families and businesses heartbroken
Disney World cracks down on unauthorised vendors, leaving families and small businesses devastated. Former employees forced to cancel bookings and refund orders.
Elon Musk absent from Trump's White House dinner with tech leaders
Elon Musk was absent from President Trump's White House dinner with US tech leaders, highlighting a growing rift between the two men.
Amazon warns staff over office attendance as return-to-work rules tighten
Amazon warns US employees who fail to meet three-day office attendance rule, sparking tensions and walkouts. Some received emails in error.
Stock Markets Slide Amid AI Funding Fears and Middle East Tensions
Global stock markets fall on tech spending worries and Middle East conflict; oil prices surge then retreat.
Tesla Shares Plunge Nearly 14% as Investor Concerns Mount
Tesla stock plunges 13.5% on weak profits and heavy AI spending, worst performer among Magnificent Seven.
Butlin's self-serve bars debut at three resorts
Butlin's rolls out over 100 self-serve bars across Bognor Regis, Minehead, and Skegness, reducing queues and serving drinks in six seconds.
Waitrose Announces Dozens of New Mid-Sized Stores
Waitrose is launching a new mid-sized 'neighbourhood' store format, with plans to open 20 stores across the UK, targeting suburban areas and commuter towns.
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