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Evening Standard
27/01/2026 05:10:01 AM
Can I still leave my pension to my daughter under the new inheritance tax rules? STEVE WEBB replies
Lloyds fined for breaching Russian sanctions after opening an account for an ally of Putin
The High Street lender was hit with a penalty of £160,000 after its Halifax arm allowed Dmitry Ovsyannikov to become a customer in 2023.
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Gold storms above $5,000 for first time
Ryanair forecasts rise in passengers
Business chiefs blast Labour over North Sea
PwC chief says more firms to join stock market
Lloyds set to post bumper profits
More than £50m spent on foreign steel
Beazley bosses bought shares between bids
Yondr boss wants smartphones EXPELLED
Theft sees Pokemon cards axed from shops
Gold glistens at its brightest: Gordon Brown's decision to sell half our reserves was a monumental blunder, says ALEX BRUMMER
Gold lost its formal role as part of the monetary system long ago. Richard Nixon signed the death warrant in 1971 when the US ended the gold backing for the dollar.
Nearly 1MILLION households face mortgage bills spike this year as ultra-cheap five-year deals end: Here's how to lower yours
Hargreaves Lansdown CUTS account fee in huge shake-up of charges - but fund dealing will now cost you
The platform could become more expensive for those who only hold shares and don't trade frequently, especially within a general investment account.
Hospitality woes worsen as four venues close EVERY DAY: Reeves under pressure to extend rates relief
There were 382 net closures in the final three months of 2025. The figures will fuel concerns over rising costs with venues facing even higher taxes from April.
Pension tax relief is the 'hidden hero' putting an extra £32BN a year into savings, says Hargreaves Lansdown
Pension tax relief saved Britons an estimated £32.3bn in 2024-25, an analysis of official figures by Hargreaves Lansdown shows.
Prosper offers boosted 120-day notice savings account at 4.5% - and short fixes that beat best one-year deals
Prosper is offering boosted rates for new customers. Interestingly, the boosted element is tax-free. We examine how the deals compare and other options savers have currently.
Is a weaker US dollar bad for investors and why is Vanguard reducing UK bias?
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BMW's 500-mile iX3 electric SUV voted 'Car of the Year': What Car? reveals best models you can buy in 2026
We drive the cheapest Tesla Model Y - can the new £42k 'Standard' fix the brand's reputation and reverse its sales slump?
Prime London property prices to bottom out this year but recovery will only begin in 2028
Rare metals can add a shine to your portfolio
Why men end up with four times more in their pension pots by the age of 60
Vanguard dumps £2bn of UK stocks: Fund giant cuts exposure to Britain in blow to Reeves
Price of silver skyrockets to record high of $100
Is a weaker US dollar bad for investors and why is Vanguard reducing UK bias? This is Money podcast

Bloomberg
27/01/2026 05:10:07 AM
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Trump Vows to Raise Tariffs to 25% on South Korean Goods
Markets WrapAsian Stocks Near Record High, Yen Holds Gains
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ExclusiveStarmer Says UK Won’t Be Forced to Choose Between US, ChinaStarmer has heralded “significant opportunities” for British businesses ahead of his trip to Beijing this week.
Starmer Touts Personal Mandate in Bid to Subdue Rivals
Trump’s Border Enforcer Plans to Leave Minnesota After Backlash
Exclusive TV InterviewGoldman’s Solomon Sees ‘Slower’ Trajectory for Talent Growth
Goldman Sachs Adds Seven Partners to Top Leadership Group
Bloomberg OpinionWant That Bargain Rolex? Better Act FastBy Andrea Felsted, Columnist
Is It Game Over for France's Ubisoft?By Lionel Laurent, Columnist
Modi Has a Shot at History-Making With EU’s India VisitBy Mihir Sharma, Columnist
Nigel Farage Has a Serious Problem With His Good FriendBy Rosa Prince, Columnist
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Ukraine Says It Attacked Small Oil Refinery in Southern Russia
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Anta Becomes Top Puma Shareholder With $1.8 Billion StakePuma has been working to reignite demand after struggling to generate momentum with consumers in recent years.
Nike Lays Off 775 Workers as It Boosts Use of Automation
Heat Wave Upends Australian Open as Temperatures Set to Hit 45C
Ex-Citi Wealth Executive Sues Bank, Alleging Sexual Harrassment
Ex-FIFA President Joins Chorus Telling Fans to Shun World Cup
Italy Declares Emergency as Storm Damage Tops €1.5 Billion
Industry TV Recap: Short and TenderThe HBO show explores the complicated dynamics of husband-and-wife management teams.
What, If Anything, Is Behind Trump’s Greenland Dream?On Everybody’s Business, economist Ken Rogoff and Derek Guy, otherwise known as “the menswear guy,” unpack a surreal few days at Davos.
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Japanese Insurers Stay Away From Bonds on View Yields to Rebound
Korean Stocks Charge Ahead as Trump Tariff Threat Fuels Dip Buys
Fatburger Owner Files Bankruptcy, Overwhelmed by Debt
Elon Musk’s SpaceX Lines Up Banks to Lead Mega-IPO
Blue Origin Unveils Satellite Service to Feed Data Center Demand
Astronauts Return to Earth Following Medical Issue on ISS
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Micron Invests $24 Billion in Singapore to Boost Chip Output
TikTok US Blames Power Outage for Glitches After Landmark Deal
Amodei, Hoffman Join Tech Workers Decrying Minnesota Violence
Top Colombia Cement Maker Grupo Argos Weighs Return to Venezuela
French Tax Probe Intensifies Strain at Billionaire’s Empire
What a Credit-Card Interest Rate Cap Would Mean for Consumers
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US, Philippines Stage Drills at Disputed Shoal Claimed By China
Hong Kong’s Constitutional Minister Resigns for Health Reasons
Canada, India Pledge to Grow Oil, Petroleum Trade in Energy Reset
about 5 hours ago‘Not Interested’: Alberta Premier Rejects US Statehood in Swipe at Bessent
What Is Debanking, the Charge in Trump’s Suit Against JPMorgan?
How Orban Went From Invincible to Underdog in Hungary
What a Credit-Card Interest Rate Cap Would Mean for Consumers
Trump Has Big Plans For Venezuela’s Oil. Are They Realistic?
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Chinese Tourists Flock to South Korea Over Japan for Lunar Holiday Amid Visa Ease
China Starts World’s Largest Compressed-Air Power Storage Plant
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol Earned $31 Million in 2025
AI and Affordability Dominate First Day of BloombergNEF Energy SummitData centers are becoming the key lens for understanding the clean tech industry and US politics.
China Solar Giant Warns of Demand Whiplash after Rebate Rollback
Power Grid for 67 Million at Risk as Deep Freeze Follows Storm
Portrait of a Young Collector: What Art’s New Class Is Hot to Buy
The Guinness Effect: Why Stout Is Suddenly Booming
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Japan Business Lobby Warns of Tariff Impact as Wage Talks Start
Japan’s Leader Has Few Good Options on Yen Before Election
Australian Business Confidence Rebounds Ahead of Key RBA Meeting
Boston’s 18-Inch Snow Deluge to Make Travel Hard to ‘Impossible’
NYC’s Mamdani Crushes Snow Day Hopes, But He Yearns for It Too
Mini-Grid Firms Need $46 Billion for World Bank Power Plan
Saudi Arabia, Olympic Council Delay 2029 Asian Winter Games
NWSL’s Trinity Rodman Becomes Highest Paid Women’s Footballer
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Amateur Traders Chase Elusive Profits in Simulated MarketsCustomers complain about high fees and the slim chance of payouts. Companies say they offer valuable experience.By Alice Atkins
Native American Tribes Fight Sports Betting Rivals

CNN Money
27/01/2026 05:10:10 AM
TikTok users complain anti-ICE videos won’t upload. The company blames tech issues
Trump says he’s raising tariffs on South Korea because it’s ‘not living up’ to trade agreement
CEOs attended a private screening of ‘Melania’ on the day ICE killed Alex Pretti
TikTok users complain anti-ICE videos won’t upload. The company blames tech issues
Trump says he’s raising tariffs on South Korea because it’s ‘not living up’ to trade agreement
CEOs attended a private screening of ‘Melania’ on the day ICE killed Alex Pretti
Treasury cancels $21 million in Booz Allen contracts, blaming Trump tax return leak
Why Minnesota’s CEOs finally broke their silence
Fox News said Tom Homan should be sent to Minnesota — 20 minutes later, Trump did exactly that
Europe opens major probe into Elon Musk’s X after outcry over sexualized images
The elephant in the room between Trump and oil execs: Iraq
Why federal tax refunds may be bigger than usual
Meta, TikTok and YouTube heading to trial to defend against youth addiction, mental health harm claims
Gold just hit a record $5,000. What’s driving the surge?
Are you dealing with high winter heating bills? Tell us about it
Protein is so last year. Why fiber is the next big thing
Trump’s stock market: Worst first year of a term since George W. Bush
‘Thank God we have video’: Minnesota’s escalating fights over eyewitness footage
Trump threatens new 100% tariffs on Canada over possible trade deal with China
Health insurance is even less affordable this year – here’s why
Trump’s Greenland saga has left lasting uncertainty on Wall Street
Affordability may finally be improving. Trump’s scorched-earth tactics are only part of the reason
Jamie Dimon is learning what happens when a CEO dares to defy Trump
The deal to secure TikTok’s future in the US has finally closed
Like digging ‘your own professional grave’: The translators grappling with losing work to AI
Pentagon moves to turn independent military outlet into a ‘mouthpiece,’ advocates warn
No doctor’s appointments or Google Maps: Why Verizon’s massive outage was such a big deal
‘ICE is using my business as a hunting ground’
With Saks’ bankruptcy, Macy’s has some wind at its sails
The US has officially started selling Venezuelan oil
FBI searches Washington Post reporter’s home
Elizabeth Holmes asks Trump to let her out of prison early
Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary welcomes public feud with Elon Musk
ChatGPT to start showing users ads based on their conversations
Verizon says it’s fixed the massive outage that left many without phone calling and data services
Prince Harry visibly emotional as he says Daily Mail made wife Meghan’s life a misery
Federal judge orders DOJ to halt review of devices seized in FBI search of Washington Post reporter’s home
Netflix revises its offer for Warner Bros. Discovery. Now, it’s all cash
‘60 Minutes’ is finally airing the shelved ‘Inside CECOT’ segment
NASA astronaut Suni Williams retires months after return from troubled mission to orbit