Economy

Pakistan’s latest budget is quietly fueling a malnutrition crisis, forcing families to drop nutrient-rich foods as purchasing power plummets.

Discover how China’s new housing presale rules aim to stabilize the real estate market while squeezing cash inflows for developers.

Over 20 organizations have written a joint letter urging John Swinney to drop plans for legal food and drink price caps, warning the policy is ineffective.

Two former Linqto CEOs face federal charges over a massive $450 million pre-IPO fraud scheme, with one executive already pleading guilty.

The US Mint has started selling gold-coloured $1 coins featuring President Donald Trump to mark the nation’s 250th anniversary.

A system error has affected tax relief amounts for about 15,000 Singapore NSmen, resulting in adjusted bills that increase for some and decrease for others.

Over 600 companies, including B&Q and Five Guys, have been named by the UK government for underpaying staff, with £4m returned to workers.

Five major Japanese oil distributors are facing allegations of violating antimonopoly laws by forming an illegal price-fixing cartel.

Uber is winding down its Nigerian business after 12 years of operations following a strategic review of its international footprint.

England launches a major 10-year housing initiative to build over 70,000 social and affordable homes, backed by regional funding and a £6bn London package.