Energy Bills to Jump £276 a Year from January, Forecast Warns
The energy price cap is set to rise 16% in January, adding £276 to the average annual dual-fuel bill, as the Middle East conflict keeps wholesale prices elevated through winter.
Atossa's CVR Move: A Bet on Priority Review Voucher
Atossa Therapeutics plans to issue a contingent value right tied to a priority review voucher, offering investors a novel way to bet on the drug approval process.
Blue Jays' Schneider Speaks Out on Guerrero Jr. Social Media Storm
Toronto manager John Schneider addressed the viral social media incident involving Vladimir Guerrero Jr., offering support and perspective as the team navigates the fallout.
Australian Market Trims Early Slight Losses In Mid-market
The Australian stock market shrugged off early weakness on Monday, with the S&P/ASX 200 recovering toward the 8,750 level as investors reassessed global cues and sector dynamics.
David Bowie Changed The Music Industry Forever 30 Years Ago Today
Thirty years ago, David Bowie released a single exclusively on his website, a move that quietly rewired how the music business thinks about distribution, fan relationships, and the very idea of an album.
Trump Hollywood Tax Credit Plan Could Leave Broadway Behind
President Trump's proposed Hollywood tax credit expansion might boost film and TV production, but it could sideline Broadway and live theater, creating an uneven playing field for entertainment tax incentives.
Tax Banks to Give Households Energy Bill Cut, Unions Tell Burnham
Union leaders are urging Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham to support a windfall tax on banks, arguing the funds could cut energy bills for struggling households.
MapQuest Tops App Store Charts After Defying Trump on Lake Ontario
MapQuest's refusal to rename Lake Ontario to Lake America has catapulted the navigation app to the top of app store download charts, sparking a viral debate over corporate defiance, free speech, and the power of consumer choice.