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Former investor Stanley Druckenmiller warns Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent that efforts to suppress bond yields through market intervention will ultimately fail, arguing the government should address fiscal deficits instead.
The UK government has delayed making a decision on e-scooter regulation for six years despite popular trial programs, leaving privately owned devices in legal limbo while concerns about safety and pavement use persist.
Media insiders predict the television industry will continue transforming over the next three years, with traditional cable declining while streaming bundles and personalization reshape content consumption and advertising.
Disney’s ABC has filed a First Amendment lawsuit against the FCC, claiming the agency’s investigation into the company constitutes retaliation for its programming critical of President Trump.
UK government borrowing reached £1.8bn in July, exceeding forecasts by £2.3bn and constraining Chancellor John Healey’s options ahead of his first Budget on 27 October.
Economist Lord Jim O’Neill has declined a government position with Andy Burnham’s administration, citing preference for maintaining his business interests and personal autonomy.
