Exclusive-Japan’s Rakuten weighing US IPO of credit card business, sources say
By Miho Uranaka and Sam Nussey TOKYO (Reuters) -Japanese e-commerce and finance heavyweight Rakuten is...
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Israel Plans To Halve Aid Into Gaza Over Slow Return Of Dead Hostages
The fragile ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war was tested Tuesday as the slower-than-hoped return of deceased hostages from Gaza prompted an Israeli military agency to declare a âviolationâ of the truce agreement.
Powell says exactly what Wall Street wants to hear as Trump provokes soybean battle with China
Investors heard enough of what they wanted to remain bullish on further cuts.
As billionaire wealth soars $33 trillion, Mark Cuban says it’s time for workers to receive a cut of their employers’ success in the form of stocks
Billionaire wealth has increased by $33 trillion since 2015—and Mark Cuban says employees deserve a piece of that pie too.
BlackRock’s $40 billion deal highlights the unstoppable AI data center gold rush, as CEO Larry Fink pushes back on AI bubble fears
The $40 billion bet on Aligned highlights the demand for AI-ready infrastructure — and Wall Street’s determination to cash in.
Targeted prostate cancer screening could save countless lives, says Sunak
The former PM is among those in favour of targeted screening for men most at risk, but some medical experts are sceptical.
Questions over mysterious death in mental health hospital
An inquest into Maria Morris's death found it was accidental, but her family still have questions over what happened the night she died.
‘It gave me my voice back’: How group singing is helping new mums with postnatal depression
New research suggests singing can be clinically effective at treating the symptoms and cost effective for the NHS.
The players with points to prove as England reach World Cup
England have qualified for next summer's World Cup, but who are the players who must still prove they deserve a spot in Thomas Tuchel's squad?
