Brexit blamed as Britain’s £74bn goods export slump deepens its reliance on services
Britain has shed £74 billion of goods exports since Brexit and tilted ever more firmly towards a services-led economy, according to new research that throws...
South Korean stocks plunge on AI overvaluation fears
The KOSPI tumbled nearly 10%, with Samsung and SK Hynix leading a historic sell-off South Korean stocks suffered their sharpest drop in more than three...
Key Evidence Truck Accident Attorneys Use to Build Their Cases
New York’s transportation network is one of the busiest in the country, with commercial trucks traveling its highways, city streets, industrial corridors, and delivery routes...
Burnham and the wealth question now hanging over British business
Andy Burnham, the front-runner to succeed Sir Keir Starmer as prime minister, has spent years making a single argument with unusual consistency: that Britain taxes...
Oracle sheds 21,000 jobs in a year as AI rewrites the payroll
Oracle has cut around 21,000 roles worldwide over the past year, a stark sign of how quickly artificial intelligence is reshaping the cost base of...
Getty opens its archive to ChatGPT as OpenAI deal sends shares soaring
One of the world’s largest photography agencies has struck a multi-year licensing agreement with OpenAI, a remarkable turn for a company that only months ago...