Determined Lakers
Unshakable confidence definitively carried the Lakers to victory the other day. Even as they suffered an embarrassing setback courtesy of the Timberwolves in their playoff opener, they continued to deem themselves the favorites to advance to the next round. And
HONOR revolutionizes mobile photography with AI-driven camera system on the HONOR Magic7 Pro
HONOR, a leading global technology brand, unveils the HONOR Magic7 Pro, a flagship smartphone designed to elevate mobile photography with its state-of-the-art AI-driven camera system. From capturing intricate details to enabling professional-grade edits, the HONOR Magic7 Pro promises a groundbreaking
Scott Bessent attacks ‘Polyanna-ish’ IMF and demands clampdown on China’s export dominance
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has launched a scathing attack on the International Monetary Fund (IMF), accusing the institution of turning a blind eye to China’s export-led economic dominance and neglecting its core responsibilities in favour of climate and social
Bank of England’s Andrew Bailey backs need for global trade reform amid Trump tariff threats
Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has acknowledged that the United States “has a point” in criticising global trade imbalances, lending support to concerns raised by the Trump administration as the UK grapples with the economic fallout of rising tariffs
Inheritance tax hits record £8.2bn as frozen thresholds drag more families into net
Inheritance tax (IHT) receipts have hit a record high of £8.2 billion in the 2024-25 tax year, as rising asset values and long-frozen thresholds continue to draw more families into the tax net—even before major upcoming changes that will extend
Rachel Reeves to review import tax loophole in crackdown on cheap Chinese goods
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has pledged to review a controversial tax loophole that allows low-value goods from Chinese e-commerce giants such as Shein and Temu to enter the UK without paying customs duties—a move aimed at protecting British retailers from unfair
Rachel Reeves rules out chlorinated chicken ahead of key US trade talks
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has ruled out any lowering of UK import standards on food and vehicles, including chlorinated chicken, hormone-treated beef and US-made trucks, as trade talks with the Trump administration enter a critical phase.Speaking ahead of her first official
US tariff war disrupts UK luxury exports as DHL halts shipments over $800
UK luxury brands have been hit with fresh disruption after DHL temporarily suspended shipments worth more than $800 to the United States, as a result of escalating trade restrictions imposed by the Trump administration. The logistics giant halted its business-to-consumer deliveries
Construction Injuries on Public Projects: Legal Differences in Government Contract Work
Working on government-funded construction jobs might seem like a golden opportunity—steady pay, long timelines, and high-profile results.But the moment an accident happens, injured workers often discover that public projects come with a different set of rules. From filing deadlines to
Short-term financing for modern businesses
Short-term loans play a pivotal role in today’s fast-paced business world, offering a quick financing option for companies looking for immediate financial resources.While such loans can provide essential flexibility, it is crucial to understand their benefits and risks to make