Gold futures fell to $4,353.10 as Hormuz strikes lifted oil, yields and a 67% chance of a September Fed hike, even after August’s Treasury-led rally.
Shein listed in Hong Kong at $26.3 billion, then slipped on day two, as tariffs and investor make-wholes repriced the cheap-parcel model.
Scotland’s Bus Infrastructure Fund rises to £55 million for 2026-27, paying for lanes and signals councils need before a new bus law can beat car traffic.
Jensten agreed to buy Glasgow's Kelvin Smith Insurance, folding a four-decade independent into a Scotland region built in months as other consolidators follow.
India's 180 retail GCCs employ 272,300 people, yet TeamLease Digital counts only 320 senior AI specialists, 185 of them in Bengaluru.
Kevin Warsh’s first FOMC meeting held rates at 3.5% to 3.75% but dropped forward guidance, sending the dollar through 100 and leading to a September hike.
Raymond Realty's Invictus by GS is a Kalanagar MIG redevelopment branded as BKC luxury, and it is already pulling bookings onto joint-development deals.
China's March Treasury cut sat in a 13-year rundown that ran through July, even as private buyers and stablecoin issuers funded the other side.
Qualifications Scotland’s first Higher Maths paper drew more than 14,000 petition signatures over wording, then the A rate still fell to 37.6% after a 3-mark cut.
Carlos Huerta bought Strathaven’s 206-year Alexander Taylor bakery in April 2026. A second Californian shares control.