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Thailand seizes $318 million in assets, issues 42 arrest warrants in scams crackdown

Parts of Southeast Asia, including the border areas between Thailand, Myanmar and Cambodia, have become hubs for online fraud International News via Reuters: Thailand has seized assets...

UK police charge 31-year-old man linked to Manchester synagogue attacker

Police said that while Mohammad Asim Bashir had not committed an offence in relation to the attack itself, their investigation led to him being...

UK retailer Frasers sees tough market conditions but keeps profit outlook

The FTSE 100 group, majority owned by Mike Ashley, did, however, reaffirm its full-year profit forecast, saying its strategy was working International News via Reuters: Frasers,...

UK firms to cut jobs but raise prices, BoE survey shows

Expectations for employment over the next year weakened, falling by 0.1 percentage points to -0.2% in the three months to November International News via Reuters: British...

Bank of England launches stress test of private equity and credit

The central bank said the system-wide exploratory scenario will produce a final report in early 2027 and will focus on the impact on the...

EU launches antitrust probe into Meta over use of AI in WhatsApp

The move, reported earlier by Reuters and the Financial Times, marks the latest action by European regulators against large technology firms International News via Reuters: Brussels...

Sterling steady after biggest daily jump since April

The pound was last down less than 0.1% at $1.3348 after earlier touching its highest level in over five weeks at $1.33585 International News via...

Vatican commission votes against allowing women as Catholic deacons

The commission, in a 7-1 vote, said historical research and theological investigation "excludes the possibility" of allowing women to serve as deacons at this...

UK construction output plummets in November, business confidence erodes, PMI shows

Residential construction activity was at its weakest since May 2020, when lockdowns during the COVID pandemic halted building work International News via Reuters: British construction activity...

UK consumers face higher energy bills after regulator approves $37 billion grid upgrade

The investment is higher than a provisional assessment by regulator Ofgem in July of 24 billion pounds and comes despite the British government's pledge...

EU aims to improve defences against economic threats, such as China export curbs

The plans mark the culmination of Europe's slow realisation that it must act fast and across sectors to end years-long dependency on single points...

Spain keen to keep ECB board seat once De Guindos leaves, economy minister says

Four of the six jobs on the ECB's executive board will become vacant by the end of 2027, beginning with Vice President Luis de Guindos,...
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