Royal Mail Faces Ofcom Probe Over Delivery Target Failures
Ofcom launches formal investigation into Royal Mail after it missed first and second class delivery targets, raising concerns about postal service reliability across the UK.
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Superannuation Overhaul: New Rules Proposed for Your Retirement
Australian workers face significant changes to their superannuation as new government proposals aim to protect retirement savings from excessive fees and underperforming funds. Discover how these reforms could impact your financial future.
NY Attorney General's Corporate Accountability Campaign
New York's top legal officer Letitia James continues her crusade against corporate misconduct, building on high-profile cases against major tech giants and financial institutions.
EU Parliament Bans 'Veggie Burger' Labels
The European Parliament has sparked outrage by voting to ban plant-based products from using terms like 'veggie burger' and 'vegan sausage' in what critics call an attack on sustainable food choices.
Ofwat proposes cutting water company profits by £70 per household
Regulator Ofwat proposes cutting water company profits by £70 per household, targeting underperforming firms like Southern Water and Thames Water in major industry shake-up.
EU bans vegan sausage rolls in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland businesses face new EU regulations banning plant-based products using 'meat-related' names like 'vegan sausage rolls' in latest post-Brexit trade controversy.
NSW fast-track laws may bypass environmental checks
Controversial new planning laws in New South Wales could allow mines and other major developments to proceed without comprehensive environmental assessments, raising alarm among conservation groups.
Labour to block water boss bonuses over pollution
Sir Keir Starmer announces tough new rules blocking water company executives from receiving bonuses if their firms commit serious environmental offences, following public outrage over sewage dumping.
Supreme Court lets Trump fire FTC commissioner
The US Supreme Court has delivered a landmark ruling that empowers former President Donald Trump to dismiss a key FTC commissioner, potentially reshaping American consumer protection and antitrust enforcement.
Trump Asks Supreme Court to Cripple FTC Powers
In a landmark legal move, former President Donald Trump is petitioning the Supreme Court to dramatically curtail the powers of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), a case that could permanently alter the US regulatory landscape and empower corporate intere
Playboy moves HQ to Miami for business-friendly climate
Playboy is relocating its global headquarters from Los Angeles to Miami, citing fewer regulations and a more business-friendly climate as key reasons for the move.
Trump's mass CFPB firings spark controversy
Former President Donald Trump has reportedly orchestrated a sweeping purge at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, raising concerns over political interference in financial regulation.
AI to slash US regulations in major policy shake-up
The Biden administration has unveiled an AI-powered tool called DOGE to identify and eliminate outdated federal regulations, sparking debate over efficiency versus oversight.
Post-Brexit Britain's toxic chemical timebomb
Labour and Tory governments have failed to protect the public from hazardous chemicals after Brexit, leaving UK safety standards lagging behind the EU.
FCA tightens rules on Buy Now, Pay Later services
The Financial Conduct Authority introduces stricter affordability checks for BNPL services to protect consumers from debt risks.
Labour's financial deregulation: Bold move or risky gamble?
The Labour Party's proposal to cut financial regulations sparks debate: supporters hail it as a boost for growth, while critics warn it could lead to another crisis.
Reeves pledges to cut red tape for UK growth
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves vows to slash bureaucratic hurdles stifling UK innovation, promising a business-friendly overhaul to spur economic growth.
Reeves pressured to close law firms' NI loophole
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces calls to end a tax loophole allowing law firms to avoid National Insurance contributions, costing the Treasury millions annually.
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