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The Securities and Exchange Commission's head of enforcement, a key role in policing Wall Street, has resigned suddenly, raising questions about the agency's ongoing work.

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National Car Parks, the UK's biggest car park operator, has fallen into administration, putting nearly 700 jobs at risk as the company runs out of cash to pay landlords and creditors.

Bank of America settles lawsuit over claims it enabled Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking operation, agreeing to pay a substantial sum to resolve the case.

John Duckworth takes on the role of Chief Investment Officer at the Government Property Agency, bringing extensive industry expertise to the position.

The UK government announces a major £1 billion investment to bolster youth employment and revamp apprenticeship programs, ushering in a new era of workforce development.

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves and Irish Minister for Finance Simon Harris met in London, discussing ways to strengthen economic ties and address shared challenges.

Scotland's commitment to its defense industry has paid off, with a £1.1 billion investment from Thales and over 500 jobs secured. Explore the impact of this long-term defense strategy.

The car park operator NCP has collapsed, citing lack of demand post-COVID. Administrators seek to sell the business, leaving hundreds of jobs hanging in the balance.

Experts predict US gas prices could hit $3.85 per gallon as the US-Israel campaign against Iran enters its third week, disrupting regional oil and gas production.