Germany's Business Growth Slows in October: PMI Insights
Germany's private sector growth eased in October as manufacturing remained in contraction and services slowed. The PMI points to a bumpy road ahead for Europe's largest economy.
BP Takes $4.5B Impairment Hit, Keeps FY26 Outlook
BP Plc announced up to $4.5 billion in Q3 impairment charges and updated its quarterly production view, while maintaining its fiscal 2026 outlook. The charges reflect lower long-term price assumptions and portfolio adjustments, but the company's forward guidance remains steady.
Women in DIY: Turning Trolls into Fuel for Success
Female DIY experts and tradeswomen share how online criticism and gender bias only strengthen their resolve to succeed in male-dominated fields.
Media Outlets Seek to Extend Trump Press Ban Injunction
CNN, MS NOW and Politico are asking a federal judge to extend a temporary order blocking the White House from restricting their access to presidential press events.
VerifyMe Shareholders Greenlight Merger with OpenWorld
VerifyMe shareholders approved the merger with OpenWorld and elected a new board, setting the stage for a combined authentication and digital identity powerhouse.
Oil Hits $108 as Gulf States Postpone Hormuz Talks with Iran
Crude prices jumped after Gulf states delayed a critical meeting with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz, raising fears of renewed shipping disruptions and tighter global supply.
Here's What to Know About the Remote Work Revolution
The remote work revolution is reshaping business, culture, and cities. Here's what business leaders, employees, and policymakers need to know to navigate the new normal.
Miami Herald Layoffs Hit Messi Reporter: MLS Access Crisis
The Miami Herald's layoff of its Messi and Inter Miami reporter exposes a deeper problem in Major League Soccer: the league's restrictive access policies that leave even top journalists struggling to cover the game.
Burnham Urged to Overhaul Migration Reforms by TUC Leader
TUC general secretary Paul Nowak has called on Prime Minister Andy Burnham to fundamentally rethink migration reforms, warning that current policies risk overstretching social care and fueling far-right sentiment.
One Strategist's Semiconductor Warning Came a Day Before the Top
The chairman of JPMorgan Asset Management's market strategy team flagged froth in chip stocks just before a sharp reversal. Here's what he saw and why the timing holds lessons for investors.