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Shoppers Feel the Strain of Rising Prices Amid Trade Disputes On a scorching July day in New York City, customers at Queens’ largest mall noted another kind of heat—rising costs on everyday items. “Basic t-shirts, underwear, essentials—everything is getting more expensive,” said Clarence Johnson, 48, who stopped by

Ministers are examining potential measures to intervene and safeguard a major steel facility if its parent company faces administration following an upcoming court case. The business secretary, Jonathan Reynolds, is assessing possible government support for Speciality Steel UK (SSUK), part of the Liberty Steel Group owned by Sanjeev Gupta, in

British pubs are shutting down at a rate of one per day this year, according to an industry group, which cites high taxation as a key factor. Simultaneously, hospitality leaders have urged officials to address rising operational expenses. The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA), representing over 20,000 UK

BMW Worker Facing Back Pain Unfairly Dismissed After Covert Surveillance, Tribunal Rules A tribunal found that BMW discriminated against and wrongfully dismissed a disabled employee after managers authorized secret monitoring, suspecting he was overstating his back pain. Mohamed Kerita, who worked at the company’s production facility, had been dealing

A push to highlight the benefits of investing in the London stock market might seem like an uphill battle, especially if it simply echoes past efforts such as the British Gas privatization campaign decades ago. However, the effort is worth making. As noted in a recent report by the CBI,

Ed Miliband Drops Plan for Regional Electricity Pricing After Concerns Raised Ed Miliband has scrapped proposals to impose higher electricity costs on users in southern regions compared to Scotland after warnings from officials that it could deter investors and hinder renewable energy development. Sources have informed *CuriosityNews* that the government