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Donald Trump made a joke referring to the Irish as "vicious bastards" during a business interaction, implying their tough nature despite being friendly.

The Economic Times has unveiled its 12th edition of the 'ET 40 Under 40' list, recognizing 40 young leaders from diverse fields including business, finance, tec

The Nepal Cabinet has announced a relief package for flood-hit businesses, described as the first phase of its recovery plan, and is also planning settlement re

For three decades, Texas has benefited from its pro-business policies, but the increasing demand from data centers is now challenging this economic model.

The article discusses the ongoing threats to America's election system ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, urging civic institutions to reaffirm their commitme

Victoria Beckham's fashion label has reported its first profit in 18 years since its launch in 2008.

Market traders in Edinburgh are anticipating increased business as Princes Street reopens, hoping for a 'bumper' period after experiencing a drop in footfall si

The ongoing trade war between the U.S. and Canada is causing increased prices for certain products, disrupting supply chains, and creating economic uncertainty

Canadian business leaders are preparing for significant losses as 50 percent U.S. tariffs take effect following the collapse of trade talks between the two coun

Jamie and Jools Oliver paid themselves a £1.7m dividend, a 40% decrease from the previous year, as profits at their food and media group nearly halved due to on

Businesses, charities, and politicians are reacting to a minister's criticism of the minimum wage, with some calling the comments 'madness'.

Billionaire Mike Ashley's takeover of Harvey Nichols is expected to significantly change the business, leaving staff, landlords, and customers uncertain about i

Business owners in Skegness report that visitors are spending fewer evenings and less money in the town this summer, impacting the local economy.

A franchisee operating multiple F45 gym locations across six states has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

A failing culvert carrying the River Rhymney has created a significant sinkhole risk, potentially costing Welsh businesses £4 million, with two businesses caugh

Lando Norris criticized Formula One bosses for managing the world championship like a business, rather than a sport, citing the introduction of half-electric en

A business boss states that upgrading Edinburgh city centre should be the top priority for tourist tax money, urging authorities to act on the available funds.

Lando Norris states that Formula 1 requires a better balance between its business aspects and the sporting competition.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Enterprise Minister Peter Burke have instructed Cabinet members to identify and propose actions by the end of September to reduce b

Chris Hayward, Policy Chairman of the City of London Corporation, stated that the India-U.K. Free Trade Agreement, which came into effect on July 15, 2026, prov

The 'Melbourne momentum' is fostering new developments in security, business, education, and culture, indicating a broader impact beyond a simple meeting.

Chhattisgarh has passed a new Bill designed to boost business by bringing 43 services from eight state departments under a risk-based approval framework, with p

Pub landlords in England are experiencing a significant boost in sales due to the national team's success in the World Cup, with some expecting takings to trebl

A survey indicates that businesses are seeking a simpler Goods and Services Tax (GST) and fewer disputes.