
China imposes provisional anti-dumping duties on EU pork of up to 62.4%
Beijing says European pork is being sold below fair value and will levy duties that target major exporters including Spain, the Netherlands and Denmark

Beijing says European pork is being sold below fair value and will levy duties that target major exporters including Spain, the Netherlands and Denmark
Group votes to add 137,000 barrels a day from October, beginning early unwind of another tranche of cuts amid signs of weakening demand
KPMG and REC report warns number of people seeking work climbing at fastest rate since 2020 as businesses pause recruitment ahead of November Budget
Five Defence Growth Deals target local clusters as government links industrial policy to rising defence spending
Two years after Local Law 18 curtailed short‑term rentals, Manhattan vacancy rates have fallen and median rents hit record highs while hotels gain market share.
Associated British Foods, Inditex and John Lewis set to report amid fresh profit warnings and concern over consumer squeeze
Installations have fallen behind targets, leaving drivers without off‑street parking reliant on costly and congested public charging points
Labour officials have discussed extending supermarket hours to help firms absorb higher bills after proposed business rates reforms provoked industry backlash, but no formal review has been launched.
Two winning tickets matched all six numbers in the second-largest U.S. lottery prize, with winners facing a choice of annuity or lump-sum payout before taxes.