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Escalating tensions with Iran send oil prices soaring, sparking a major sell-off in stocks and bonds worldwide. Investors and policymakers face a difficult dilemma.

The Supreme Court ruled against Trump's tariffs, potentially freeing $175 billion for affected businesses. But legal hurdles leave many small firms questioning if claims are worth the effort.

Negotiations ongoing to simplify UK-EU trade, with Northern Ireland playing a central role. Businesses urged to get ready for new processes and opportunities.

The UK government has announced an increase in light dues rates to 46 pence per tonne, effective in the 2026-2027 fiscal year. This move aims to maintain the high-quality services the maritime industry depends on.

New Pipeline update provides workforce demand data to guide long-term planning for skills and investment in the infrastructure industry.

Professor Brian Bell, a distinguished economist, has officially assumed the role of Head of the Government Economic Service, bringing his wealth of expertise to this crucial position.

The Intellectual Property Office (IPO) has announced upcoming fee increases for patents, trademarks, and designs effective April 1, 2026. Learn how this will impact businesses and individuals.

Explore how defense contractors in the US and Israel are cashing in on the ongoing Iran conflict, with their stock prices soaring as they produce billions in weapons systems.

World shares tumble as Iran tensions push crude oil prices past $110 per barrel, sparking market volatility and a major sell-off in Japan's Nikkei 225 index.

As global crude oil prices surge past $100 per barrel due to supply disruptions, governments in Asia are taking action to protect consumers by implementing fuel price caps.