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 Evening Standard
13/01/2026 08:50:00 AM
Trump is turning US into a 'banana republic': Former Fed bosses rally round Powell amid backlash over Treasury probe
Is 2026 a good year to retire? What you need to know if you want to ditch work and put your feet up
It's helpful to look at what's going on with stock markets, the economy and tax, when you're about to make one of the most important financial moves of your life.
  INGRID TARRANT: I have no time for Rolexes... they're vulgar and common!          
Russell & Bromley could vanish from high streets
Gold tipped to hit record $5,000
Heineken boss quits as young shun beer
Plus500 beats sales and profit expectations
ATG overseeing 'extreme value destruction'
JD will allow customers to buy through AI
British Land boss steps down after five years
Cruises set for record year as demand soars
Existential fight for the Fed: Trump's bitter row with Powell over rates is putting investors at risk, warns ALEX BRUMMER
Donald Trump's Department of Justice is playing with fire with the criminal probe of Federal Reserve chairman Jay Powell.
Ten classic cars likely to rise in value in 2026, picked by one of the industry's leading experts
Why is the DWP refusing to admit pension error costing me £110 a month in Universal Credit? STEVE WEBB replies
I recently started paying £200 per month by direct debit into a personal pension as well as my works pension, to bring my contributions up to 15% of my gross salary.
London homeowners now more likely to sell at a loss than any others in the UK as market gets stuck in the doldrums
Homeowners in London are more likely to sell at a loss than any other part of the country, new analysis by property firm Hamptons has revealed.
We're heading for a terrible crash, says ALEX BRUMMER: It's just like 1929...
The new year has started where 2025 ended - with soaring share prices and bubbling enthusiasm among Wall Street investors about the ­-glorious prospects ahead.
Gold tipped to hit record $5,000 as probe into US Fed chief sends shockwaves through financial markets
Gold raced to a fresh record high and the dollar fell as a criminal investigation into the head of the US Federal Reserve fuelled fears over the central bank's independence.
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Dieselgate 2: Government needs to get tough on car makers that used emissions defeat devices, says RUPA HUQ MP
Investors in Edinburgh Worldwide urged to vote as US hedge fund attempts takeover Sponsored
Lloyds offers a fixed rate mortgage below 3.5% but it comes with a catch
We turned £100 into £1M in five years and retired but we weren't high earners
Russell & Bromley could vanish from high streets after 150 years with 37 stores and 450 jobs at risk amid takeover by Next
Defence stocks have soared as global tensions rise: This is where you can still cash in
After three decades writing about money, I'm finally hiring a financial adviser: RUTH SUNDERLAND on how to find the right one for YOU

Bloomberg
13/01/2026 08:50:08 AM
Markets WrapAsian Shares Hit Record on Valuations, Yen Weakens
ExclusiveJeanine Pirro Is Going After Powell, Heedless of Backlash
ExplainerWhy the Renovation of the Fed HQ Is Costing $2.5 Billion
US Discussing Options
What a Revolution Could Mean
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Trump Vows 25% Tariff on Goods From Iran ‘Business’ Partners
Oil Edges Higher as Trump Vows to Tariff Iranian Crude Buyers
ExplainerHow Iran Sanctions and a Currency Crash Triggered Mass Protests
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Orsted Wins Ruling to Resume US Wind Project Halted by TrumpThe ruling marks a major win for the Danish energy giant in an ongoing fight with the Trump administration over renewable energy.
ExplainerCan Trump Succeed in Foiling the US Wind Industry He Loathes?
ExclusiveUBS CEO Ermotti Warns Swiss Banking Reforms Go Too Far“This is now a political process,” Ermotti said in an interview with Bloomberg TV.
EarlierUBS Compromise Plan Gets Backing of Largest Swiss Party
Bloomberg OpinionGucci's Owner Wants to Help You Age BeautifullyBy Andrea Felsted, Columnist
Starmer and Macron's Plan Shows Europe's WeaknessBy Martin Ivens, Columnist
Customs Union? Single Market? The UK and Europe Can Do BetterEditorial Board
Pope Leo Has Been Busy Cleaning House in RomeBy Howard Chua-Eoan, Columnist
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Le Pen’s Path to Run for President Hinges on Her Criminal Appeal
ExplainerWhy France’s Politics Are Broken — and What That Means for Its Economy
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ExclusiveChina Examines Foreign ETF Trades After Jane Street India Probe
Greenlanders’ Dilemma
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Greenland Faces Crunch Week as Europe Seeks to Defuse Trump
Germany’s Top Diplomat Hopes for Greenland 'Compromise' With US
ExclusiveBlackRock Cuts Hundreds of Jobs, Trimming About 1% of Staff
Russia Ramped Up Civilian Killings in Ukraine Amid Peace Push
Door of Swiss Bar Where 40 Died in Fire Was Locked, RTS Says
Novo CEO Sees Obesity Pill Opening Doors to a New Market in US
This Is Who Companies Call When They Want to Become a BankFinancial firms are racing to secure US bank charters during Trump’s presidency, with Klaros Group advising at least a dozen of them.
Young Men Are Lost. A New Book Can Guide the WayThe memoir Generation Desperation begins to fill the narrative gap about the journey to contemporary male adulthood
Industry TV Recap: ‘We Are Going to Be a Bank Killer’Season 4 of the hit HBO show sets its sights on the fintech industry—and all of capitalism.
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China Cold Snap Risks Further Boosting Winter LNG Purchases
Japanese Funds Sell Most UK Bonds Since 2011 Amid Fiscal Concern
Robotics Frenzy Drives $24 Billion Gain in Hyundai Motor Stocks
Embracing the Radical Right Is Killing Conservatism as We Knew It
India Space Agency Rocket Fails to Launch Second Time in A Year
Canadian Startup Kepler Launches 10 Satellites in Push for Space Telecom
NASA’s Isaacman to Treat ‘Exceptional’ Staff to Private Jet Ride
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SK Hynix to Build $13 Billion AI Memory Chip Packaging Plant
Trump Says Tech Giants Must Bear Cost of Data Center Electricity
Meta Plans to Cut 10% of Jobs at Company’s Reality Labs Division
about 9 hours agoMeta Deals Need $14 Billion in New Reactors, BloombergNEF Says
Apple, Google Confirm Multiyear Deal for AI Technology, Siri
What Trump’s Credit-Card Interest Rate Cap Means for Consumers
Developer RXR Buys Stakes in Upper East Side Luxury Rental Buildings
Wall Street on Edge After Trump Takes Aim at Credit Cards, Homebuying
Trump Risks Upending US-China Trade Truce With Iran Tariff Vow
Australia’s US Ambassador Rudd to Step Down Early After Tensions With Trump
Japan Firms Seek Assurance China Curbs Won’t Hit Civilian Trade
about 4 hours agoSingapore to Review Political Office Holders’ Salaries
Why Is the Philippine Peso So Weak and Who Benefits?
What’s at Stake in the Fight Over the Federal Reserve’s Independence
How Discord’s IPO Will Test App’s Freewheeling Culture
How the Trump Administration Is Putting the Squeeze on Student Borrowers
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China Cold Snap Risks Further Boosting Winter LNG Purchases
China EV Makers Rise as EU Mulls Minimum Price to Replace Tariff
BBC Defends Documentary Targeted by Trump in $10 Billion Suit
One Dead in Australian Wildfires That May Burn for Weeks to Come
As Trump Destroys Climate Programs, Gates Warns ‘Market Forces’ Not Enough
As Food Costs Rise, Chefs Turn to Trash for $160 Tasting Menus
These Rolexes Look Identical. Why Is the Gold One $17,000 Cheaper?
How the Wine World Is Set to Change in 2026
The Trends Dominating the Luxury Real Estate Market in 2026
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Weak Yen May Spur BOJ Rate Hike in April, Ex-Board Member Says
RBNZ Names Seven Members of New Financial Policy Committee
Japan’s Katayama, Bessent Share Concerns About Yen’s Weakening
Senate Democrats to Hold Shadow Hearing With HUD Whistleblowers
The Latest Brand of Tech City Dreams: Virtual Residents
Summit Properties Wins Auction for Bankrupt NYC Apartments
In Birmingham, a Stadium Plan Shows UK Football’s Flashy Side
Golden State Warriors’ Parent Valued at $11 Billion in Stake Sale
Tom Brady Is Newest Face of GLP-1s, Joining Telehealth Startup
Mammut Owner Weighs Sale of Swiss Outdoor Gear Maker
1 day agoEurope’s Gender Pay Gap for Finance Boards at Worst in Six Years
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Amateur Traders Chase Elusive Profits in Simulated MarketsCustomers complain about high fees and the slim chance of payouts. Companies say they offer valuable experience.By Alice Atkins
Native American Tribes Fight Sports Betting Rivals

CNN Money
13/01/2026 08:50:10 AM
Why no one in Corporate America wants to stick their neck out for Jay Powell
Trump ‘immediately’ imposes 25% tariffs on countries that do business with Iran. That could include China
‘A bone-headed move’: Trump’s shocking battle with Powell could badly backfire
Why no one in Corporate America wants to stick their neck out for Jay Powell
Trump ‘immediately’ imposes 25% tariffs on countries that do business with Iran. That could include China
‘A bone-headed move’: Trump’s shocking battle with Powell could badly backfire
Paramount files lawsuit in pursuit of Warner Bros. Discovery and threatens proxy fight
Stocks shrug, hit record highs after Trump ups the ante against Jerome Powell and the Fed
Apple teams up with Google Gemini for AI-powered Siri
‘Completely bonkers’: Trump’s Greenland mining dreams collide with reality
Musk’s Grok blocked by Indonesia, Malaysia over sexualized images in world first
Wegmans is scanning your face at some stores. It’s not the only company
Trump administration’s vision of US tech dominance is colliding with Europe
Trump’s housing plan casts Wall Street as the villain. He’s got the wrong guy
Venezuela has a ton of oil. It also has something else America needs
Why tariffs have hit Americans’ jobs harder than their shopping carts
Fears of an AI bubble were nowhere to be found at the world’s biggest tech show
Oil CEOs are meeting with Trump today. These are their demands
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Video Federal prosecutors open investigation into Federal Reserve 0:53
Mayor Mamdani’s new job: Fixing New York’s affordability crisis
Trump postpones tariff hikes on furniture, kitchen cabinets for a year
Are you up for a savings challenge this year?
Video Samsung unveils new futuristic phone 0:54
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Video ‘We are dealing with criminals’: Former imprisoned oil executive on difficulty of doing business in Venezuela 2:34
Video What the December jobs report means for the economy 4:06
Video U.S. oil companies evaluate risks of investment in Venezuela 3:38
Intel hopes its new chip can be the future of AI. An executive explains how
Elon Musk’s xAI under fire for failing to rein in ‘digital undressing’
Samsung’s new phone looks straight out of science fiction. I got to try it
Nvidia just laid out what’s next for the tech that made it the world’s most valuable company
Paramount sticks with $30-per-share bid as WBD backs Netflix deal
Warner Bros. Discovery board rejects Paramount’s revamped hostile takeover bid
Corporation for Public Broadcasting votes to shut itself after funding cuts
How right-wing media inspired Trump’s ‘Donroe Doctrine’