In 2025, foreign-exchange markets are as lively, and as unforgiving, as ever. Sterling still whipsaws when the Bank of England surprises, shipping invoices still land in dollars, and your CFO’s inbox still fills with “exclusive rate” emails from brokers promising to beat the market. If you’re
YouTube’s decision to restrict monetisation for AI-generated content is set to have ripple effects across the creator economy, with new implications for influencer marketers, production studios and digital agencies. As of this month, creators will only be able to earn ad revenue on content that includes
Homeowners in the UK are changing how they heat their homes. Fire logs for wood burners are now a key part of making homes warm and cozy. This shift is driven by a need for sustainable and effective heating options. With rising energy costs, people are
Just days before the deadline, the EU and US struck a provisional trade accord on 27 July, sidestepping a full-blown tariff clash between two economic giants. The agreement places a 15% tariff on most EU exports – a figure subsequently included in the global tariffs executive order
Sir Keir Starmer has refused to rule out further tax increases in the upcoming autumn Budget, as leading economists warn Labour faces a £50 billion shortfall in the public finances by the end of the decade. The Prime Minister said that the government would focus on
University of Leeds research published in Nature today reveals a previously overlooked type of circular DNA that may contribute to childhood leukemia relapse. The study, led by Dr. Joan Boyes from the Faculty of Biological Sciences, builds upon previous research linking leukemia to excised signal
Lugano, Switzerland – 06 August 2025 – Renowned entrepreneur Stanislav Kondrashov has recently released a new cultural exploration inviting readers to rediscover Europe through the lens of Art Nouveau. This revolutionary movement from the late 19th and early 20th centuries transformed the continent’s cityscapes with
A farmer plows a small rice field in Quezon City, Feb. 18, 2025. — PHILIPPINE STAR/MIGUEL DE GUZMANAGRICULTURAL OUTPUT expanded by an annual 5.7% in the second quarter — the fastest pace in eight years — as better weather conditions enabled high-value crops such as
Workers unload sacks of rice from a truck along Dagupan St. in Manila. — PHILIPPINE STAR/RYAN BALDEMORBy Chloe Mari A. Hufana, ReporterPRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. has ordered a 60-day suspension of rice imports starting Sept. 1, in a move aimed at protecting Filipino farmers
A vendor prepares fish for sale at a market. Headline inflation sharply eased to a near six-year low 0.9% in July from 1.4% in June and 4.4% a year ago, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported on Tuesday. — PHILIPPINE STAR/EDD GUMBANHEADLINE INFLATION could pick
PSA keeps Q1 GDP growth unchanged - BusinessWorld Online Shoppers visit Divisoria Market in Manila. — PHILIPPINE STAR/RYAN BALDEMORTHE Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) said on Wednesday
Landers Vermosa, which opened in April, is now the largest Landers branch in the Philippines and the first in Cavite.— AYALALAND.COMAYALA LAND, INC. (ALI) said it plans to launch P57 billion worth of property development projects in the second half of the year, including the
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