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Panic grips UK's Labour after Spring statement fallout, polls show party losing ground to Tories and Reform as local elections loomLabour Party faces pressure ahead of local elections and the Runcorn by-election, with recent polls showing a drop in popularity. Rachel Re...- Tory leadership race heats up; here is the list of probable candidates to replace Rishi SunakThe UK Conservatives have suffered their most humiliating defeat in the General Elections of 2024. The party will seek to start afresh and ...
- Britain's Rishi Sunak struggles with missteps while trying to lift Conservatives ahead of electionsBritish Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has faced scrutiny over his political instincts during the general election campaign, which started five...
- Rishi Sunak: Britain's embattled Conservative leaderRishi Sunak, appointed as UK Prime Minister amid Tory turmoil, faces public disdain and internal party strife ahead of an imminent general ...
- Rishi Sunak’s prize for predicting the chaos unleashed by Liz Truss: He gets to clean up the messRishi Sunak been at the forefront of much of the recent turmoil, starting with his resignation as Chancellor of the Exchequer in July. That...
- UK inquiry launched into Akshata Murty's tax affairs leakThe Whitehall investigation within UK government quarters will look into how the information about the non-domicile status of the wife of C...
- As the pandemic recedes in some parts of the world, and rages in others, countries weigh options to reopen travelThe tourism sector lost nearly $4.5 trillion and 62 mn jobs last year.
- Market Movers: Moody's warning on excise duty cut, tit for tat tariff and cooling oilA lowdown on top macro triggers that may move market on Monday.
- Loan breather for Essar Power; bankers likely to refinance loans worth Rs 18,000 croreBankers are likely to refinance Rs 18,000 crore worth of loans of Essar Power in the largest such exercise this calendar year.
- UK markets could boom if the Tories win a surprise victory like in 1992: Credit SuisseHistorically the FTSE outperforms in the month following the election by 5% if Conservatives win, but underperforms by 1% if Labour wins.
- To fulfil economic agenda, PM Narendra Modi must manage party’s cultural rightModi’s great achievement is to have broadened its appeal among aspiring Indians who have effectively become the ‘economic right’ of the par...
- Ranbaxy could be the next big trigger for Sun PharmaceuticalThe drugmaker's US business, which contributes over half its revenues, posted strong growth at Rs 2,323 crore compared with Rs 2,031 crore ...
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