US pharma to abandon UK unless NHS pays more, says Trump’s ambassador – POLITICO
The U.K. is locked in drug-pricing negotiations with the Trump administration and pharmaceutical firms about how much the…
Nick Griffin: “The world’s biggest companies are accelerating – and they’re cheaper than last year” – Chris Conway
After a blockbuster night of US tech earnings, the narrative that “these stocks can’t keep growing” looks shakier…
More Australian-grown coffee to become available as industry grows
The Australian coffee industry is having a growth spurt. The arrival of new coffee varieties into Australia and…
Tony Blair says UK should drop clean power targets – politico.eu
Tony Blair says UK should drop clean power targets politico.euKeir Starmer prepares to miss key green target in effort…
Nobel Laureates Bring Clarity To Prosperity And How To Destroy It
A screen shows (L-R) American-Israeli Joel Mokyr, France’s Philippe Aghion and Canada’s Peter Howitt, winners of the 2025…
Warriors’ NSW Cup success highlights growth in pathways ahead of State Championship final
With normality returning for the most part, the Warriors have been able to establish teams in the Harold…
Finland urges US to keep key military equipment in Europe – POLITICO
He added: “I’m sure there will be some reduction, but by how much we don’t know.” While some…
UN Trade Body Warns Shipping is in a Period of Fragile Growth, Rising Costs
After years of strong growth in global seaborne trade volumes, a new report from the United Nations’…
Brussels approves Germany’s mega spending plan – POLITICO
The decision prompted criticism that the Commission is turning a blind eye to Germany because it is the…
US tech firms pour £30 billion into UK as Trump lands – POLITICO
Those data centers will be powered by Nvidia chips and the company said it would ship up to…
Chris Stott: Why small caps are firing and 5 ‘Reporting Season Awards’ – The Rules of Investing
Chris Stott, 1851 Capital and Kerry Sun, Livewire & Market Index August reporting season was a rollercoaster but…
Australian economy beats low expectations with 1.8pc annual growth
The Australian economy grew 0.6 per cent in the June quarter, slightly ahead of economists’ expectations. Australian Bureau…