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Former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is set to rejoin Goldman Sachs as a senior adviser, the bank announced Tuesday, a year after his Conservative Party suffered a major election loss.

Tesla stock fell nearly 7 per cent on Monday after CEO Elon Musk announced plans to form a new political party.

A couple in their 60s has revealed the high cost of supporting their daughter after she moved back home, forcing them to cancel holidays and delay retirement.

Beijing may have warned against “blind box” toys, but analysts are betting that Pop Mart International — the company behind Labubu dolls — will remain one of China’s hottest consumer brands this year.

President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act ends long-standing federal support for solar and wind power, while creating a friendly environment for oil, gas and coal production.

All eyes are now on the UK’s ruling Labour Party for any sign of further political fractures that could rattle Britain’s economic stability.

‘What keeps me awake at night’: The Federal Reserve chairman says Donald Trump’s policies are to blame for the US central bank’s inability to lower interest rates

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos unloaded more than 3.3 million shares of his company in a sale valued at roughly $736.7 million ($1.1 billion), according to a financial filing on Tuesday.

The world’s largest electric vehicle battery maker is going all-in on international expansion, including in Australia, which could shake up the EV market in the process.

Guests like to make hotels feel like home, however, after people get a bit too comfortable, some hotels are now including etiquette reminders to guests to combat these unwanted behaviours.

He may have stopped openly feuding with Donald Trump, but Elon Musk isn’t backing off his bid to kill the US President’s signature megabill.

Elon Musk ripped into the Senate’s massive domestic policy package on Saturday, calling it “utterly insane”.

‘With the new tariff rates in place today, we estimate a gross incremental cost increase to Nike of approximately $1 billion’.

Iran attacked a US air base in Qatar, US President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire and Israel and Iran accused each other of breaking that truce. Here is why the markets reacted the way they did.

Airlines diverted more flights in the Middle East after Iran’s armed forces said the country launched a missile strike on a US military base in Qatar, exacerbating the region’s military conflict.