Gold Rally Continues as Starmer Eyes China Trade
Gold prices surge past $5,100 amid global tensions, while Labour leader Keir Starmer prepares for China trade talks. Markets react to Trump's tariff threats and geopolitical uncertainty.
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Leith's Evolution into Edinburgh's Creative Heart
Explore how Leith, Edinburgh's historic port district, has transformed into a vibrant cultural and culinary hub, blending community spirit with innovative art, dining, and design.
Flight Price Myths: Do Searches Increase Costs?
Experts debunk the myth that repeated flight searches cause price hikes. Discover how dynamic pricing, cookies, and real-time demand actually affect airfare costs.
Premature Risers Anger Air Travellers
Air passengers are calling for fines and bans against 'premature risers' who stand up immediately after landing, causing frustration and safety concerns.
Channel 4 Backs Chip Wealth App with £17m Funding
Channel 4 Ventures has invested £17m in UK wealth app Chip, combining media-for-equity with retail crowdfunding to fuel a major TV advertising campaign and product expansion.
OpenAI's Real Target: Structural Business Dependency
OpenAI is pivoting from monetising ChatGPT prompts to creating structural dependency through enterprise partnerships and value-sharing models on commercial breakthroughs, reshaping business AI adoption.
Scotland-France Ferry Revival in Dunkirk's £35bn Plan
A Scotland-France ferry service could relaunch this year as Dunkirk embarks on a £35bn green regeneration, positioning the port as a European reindustrialisation model.
Post-9/11 Banking Reforms Freeze Out Innocent Citizens
A Welsh farm project reveals how anti-terrorism banking measures disproportionately target Muslim communities, creating financial exclusion while failing to stop terrorism.
Newsom Accuses TikTok of Suppressing Anti-Trump Content
California Governor Gavin Newsom has launched a review into TikTok, alleging the platform suppressed content critical of Donald Trump, despite TikTok blaming a systems failure.
Ex-Citigroup Executive Sues Over Sexual Harassment
A former Citigroup executive has launched a legal claim against the bank, alleging she faced sexual harassment and discrimination during her employment.
Gold Coast Plane Crash Kills Two, Sparks Bushfire
A 73-year-old pilot and a passenger died when their light plane crashed near a private airstrip north of the Gold Coast, sparking a significant bushfire that emergency crews are battling to contain.
Trump Tariffs Threaten South Korean Auto Industry
Donald Trump announces plans to raise US tariffs on South Korean goods to 25%, accusing Seoul of failing to enact a trade deal and causing carmaker shares to tumble.
Best Ubisoft Games of the Last 40 Years
Explore the greatest Ubisoft games over four decades, from Assassin's Creed to ZombiU, highlighting the publisher's legacy amid current challenges.
Survival Horror Debate: Resident Evil vs Silent Hill vs Alien
GameCentral readers discuss the best survival horror franchises, with Resident Evil Requiem preview sparking debate about the genre's future and varied offerings.
NI Hike and Energy Bills Drive Food Price Increases
UK retailers report fresh food inflation at 4.4%, blaming Chancellor Rachel Reeves' national insurance increase and spiralling energy costs for pushing shop prices higher.
UK Youth Anxious About Jobs and AI Impact
New King's Trust research reveals over 70% of UK young adults are anxious about careers, with AI fears rising and job availability declining locally.
Switzerland to Keep Wealth Crown, Says Lombard Odier
The UK head of Lombard Odier asserts Switzerland will maintain its global wealth management leadership, citing political stability and expertise.
Mystery of UK's Digital Gilt Contract Unfolds
An investigation into the UK's digital gilt contract reveals a complex financial puzzle, raising questions about transparency and future implications for the bond market.
Food Prices to Jump Despite Inflation Predictions
New BRC data reveals food price inflation is accelerating, with fresh food up 4.4%, contradicting predictions of easing inflation and adding to cost-of-living pressures.
Policy Uncertainty Drives Record UK Profit Warnings
Analysis reveals UK-listed companies issued 240 profit warnings last year, with a record 42% blaming policy uncertainty and geopolitics, particularly affecting tech and retail sectors.
PMI Claims Rise as City Workers Seek Quicker Care
Diagnostic tests top private medical insurance claims as City workers increasingly use coverage for everyday health needs amid NHS waiting lists, with mental health services also prominent.
Jackery 300D Review: Compact Power Station Value
The Jackery Explorer 300D portable power station delivers efficient DC power for laptops, phones, and tech on the move at an unexpectedly affordable price point.
Japan Market Jitters: Yen Intervention Sparks Investor Alert
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi signals government support for the yen, causing currency gains and equity declines amid concerns over fiscal policies and debt levels.
Claire's Collapses Again: 150 Stores at Risk
Accessories retailer Claire's has fallen into administration for the second time, putting 150 UK stores and 1,000 jobs in jeopardy just months after a rescue deal.
Highguard Devs Blame Game Awards Slot for Backlash
Wildlight Entertainment explains how their Game Awards reveal trailer and closing slot led to negative reception for their new shooter Highguard, originally planned as a shadow drop.
SEC Drops Lawsuit Against Winklevoss Crypto Firm
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has dismissed its enforcement case against the Gemini cryptocurrency exchange, founded by billionaires Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss.
GTA 6 Digital-Only Launch Rumoured to Stop Leaks
Rockstar Games might release GTA 6 digitally first to avoid spoilers, with physical copies potentially delayed until 2027, according to insider reports.
Google Settles $68m Privacy Lawsuit Over Voice Assistant
Google has agreed to pay $68 million to settle a class action lawsuit alleging its voice assistant illegally recorded private conversations for targeted advertising.
London's Largest Theatre Approved for Greenwich Peninsula
Greenwich Council has approved plans for a new 3,000-seat Troubadour Theatre on the Greenwich Peninsula, set to become London's largest theatre by capacity. Construction is scheduled to begin in June.
Bank of Scotland Fined £160k for Putin Ally Sanctions Breach
Bank of Scotland has been fined £160,000 by UK sanctions watchdog OFSI after opening an account for Dmitrii Ovsiannikov, a sanctioned Russian official and Putin ally.
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