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Australian union calls for legislation to limit after-hours work emails and establish a four-day work week with expanded annual leave to boost productivity.

As global oil markets grapple with supply concerns, the possibility of releasing emergency reserves is being considered. However, experts remain doubtful that this move would significantly impact prices.

The Planning Inspectorate in England is recruiting seasoned built environment experts to become planning inspectors and adjudicate on planning appeals nationwide.

Walmart-backed e-commerce powerhouse Flipkart relocates its headquarters to India as it nears $30 billion in gross merchandise value, setting the stage for a highly anticipated initial public offering.

Explore the explosive allegations against Live Nation, the concert industry powerhouse accused of anti-competitive tactics that have stifled competition and harmed fans.

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.