Category: 6. Business

A strike among specialist health workers is now the longest in NHS history as a group of phlebotomists have reached their 200th day of industrial action.

Trade union Unison, which represents Gloucestershire phlebotomists, said they are not paid…

Maranello, Italy | Since its blockbuster listing in New York almost a decade ago, Ferrari has consistently delivered industry-beating profits with a market valuation of a luxury brand rather than a carmaker.

Investors are now nervous that the…

The success rate of immunotherapy for bladder cancer has become a central question for patients and oncologists alike. Bladder cancer is one of the most common malignancies of the urinary tract, accounting for over 600,000 new…

Like Warren Buffett, I love buying top stocks when they’re trading cheaply. So I’ve used recent weakness in the Coca-Cola HBC (LSE:CCH) share price to boost my holdings in the FTSE 100 stock.

At £33.40…

Last March, Team 1 Plastics, a Michigan car parts supplier, ordered a $300,000 injection moulding machine from Japan. By the time it arrived, US President Donald Trump’s tariffs had pushed the price up 15 per cent to $345,000.

“That’s real…

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US banks are set for an unprecedented easing of capital rules, which new research suggests could unlock $2.6tn in…

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The writer is an adjunct professor at NYU School of Law and former head of North America for CIC, China’s sovereign wealth fund

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The Pentagon has sought to procure up to $1bn worth of critical minerals as part of a global stockpiling spree to counter Chinese dominance of the metals that are essential to defence manufacturers.

The Trump administration’s accelerated effort…