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UK businesses show tentative signs of a turnaround, PMI survey suggests

The preliminary UK Composite Purchasing Managers' Index published by S&P Global, covering the services and manufacturing sectors, sped up slightly to 51.1 this month International...

One year on, victim of Valencia floods found buried in mud

Nearly 240 people died when floodwaters swamped homes, underground car parks and vehicles on the outskirts of Valencia, Spain's third-largest city, on October 29...

Sterling steady after upbeat data, still set for weekly loss

The week's data has left the door ajar for the central bank to lower borrowing costs again by the end of the year International News...

Thailand expects to hold election on March 29, senior government official says

The Prime Minister has earlier said he plans to dissolve parliament by the end of January, with a general election to follow in March...

Apple loses landmark UK lawsuit over app store commissions

The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) ruled against Apple after a trial of the lawsuit, which was brought on behalf of millions of iPhone and...

Yen slides as traders eye new US sanctions, CPI data

The U.S. currency was last up 0.38% on the yen at 152.525 yen, while the U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback against a...

EU leaders set conditions for new climate goal

The EU is trying to pass a new target to cut net greenhouse gas emissions 90% by 2040 to put the bloc on track...

UK’s Reeves weighing income tax rise to tackle deficit, The Guardian reports

The discussions come as Reeves faces an estimated shortfall of more than 30 billion pounds ($40.26 billion), the newspaper reported International News via Reuters: British finance...

WTO backs EU in frozen fries tariff dispute with Colombia

EU had already won an initial case in December 2022 over whether the anti-dumping duties of between 3% and 8% on frozen fries from...

NBA’s Chauncey Billups, Terry Rozier among dozens arrested in sweeping illegal gambling probe

The schemes - one of them focused on insider sports betting and another that rigged poker games nationwide - spanned years and involved tens...

Some UK bond market players look under-prepared for crisis, BoE policymaker warns

Tighter regulation of banking since then had led risk-taking to shift to less-regulated hedge funds and money market funds based outside Britain, he said International...

King Charles and Pope Leo pray together in a 500-year first

Although Charles has met the last three popes, and Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI travelled to Britain, their previous encounters never included...
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