Author: Sky News

Taxation will be a dominant part of the budget as Rachel Reeves tries to plug an estimated £30bn black hole in the public finances. A headline measure is expected to be an extension of the freeze on income tax thresholds for another two years beyond 2028.Read More

Political correspondent Tamara Cohen looks ahead at a major test for a Labour government under increasing pressure from businesses and the public.Read More

One survivor says there is a lot of sadness following the deaths of five hikers in Patagonia.Read More

The United Kingdom’s stock market has recently faced headwinds, with the FTSE 100 index closing lower amid concerns over weak trade data from China, highlighting the global interconnectedness that affects London’s blue-chip stocks. In such a challenging environment, identifying undervalued stocks—those trading below their intrinsic value—can offer potential opportunities for investors looking to navigate these uncertain times.Read More

Cofounded by Bernardo Fort-Brescia, architecture firm Arquitectonica continues to shape skylines near and far.Read More

Health experts are warning that the Trump administration’s new “America First Global Health Strategy” could further damage public health systems already reeling from billions of dollars in foreign aid cuts following the destruction of the US Agency for International Development (USAID), and while some say the new system could bring benefits, there is agreement it marks a radical change in approach from decades of US policy.Read More

Singapore’s Temasek said while US exceptionalism may be “fraying”, there aren’t many alternative markets that can handle the same volume of global capital. Meanwhile, fellow sovereign fund GIC believes the greenback’s reserve currency status remains solid even though currency swings could spell trouble for foreign investors.Read More

China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran are reshaping the cyber domain through collaboration and irregular tactics. This article explores how their cybersecurity strategies challenge NATO, the U.S., and global stability.Read More

Esha Chalamalla’s detailed Q&A highlights how she navigated academics, early finance roles, and global experiences to earn top MBA admits—showing how clarity, networking, and purpose can shape a high-impact international career.Read More

Recently, the Tulsa Global District partnered with local artists to beautify the thriving destination with several public art installations.Read More