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South African Jockey Academy headmaster Graham Bailey retires at the end of the month after 13 years at the helm

China raises more than double the US total in IPOs

Is it too much to ask that federal regulations which drain millions from the private economy actually accomplish their stated objectives or be removed from the books?

The Met Office is predicting a mixed picture for Glastonbury with revellers set to enjoy sweltering temperatures with 25C highs before rain, hail and thunder could hit over the weekend

The past few weeks have been a real test of investors’ mettle

Lithuania is trying to create new "facts on the ground," hoping to provoke the kind of response from Russia that will determine tone and substance of the important NATO summit scheduled for June 28-30 in Madrid. Trouble Ahead On June 17 the Lithuanians announced they were banning the rail transit of goods through Lithuania to … Continue reading "Lithuanians Stick New Finger in Eye of Russian Bear"

1. Electoral breakthrough puts far-right leader Marine Le Pen 'back in the game'  Financial Times
2. France elections: Political uncertainty as Macron party slumps  BBC
3. President Emmanuel Macron loses absolute majority in French parliamentary elections  The Telegraph
4. The Guardian view on Macron’s bad night: a rocky road ahead  The Guardian
5. Emmanuel Macron pays the price for taking voters for granted  Financial Times
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Despite the culinary world’s distaste for the F-word and its 1990s vibe, a vanguard of London-based chefs are remixing fusion for the 2020s — and creating a radical new food phenomenon

With 89 seats Rassemblement National will be a parliamentary force on issues such as immigration and crime

Former spymaster’s allegations of hidden farm theft come at critical time for president who pledged to combat corruption

Supplier says payout is ‘below the level expected by our regulator’

Chief executive says digital lender is on the hunt for bargain acquisitions

Inflation is creating winners and losers among stores as customers seek out cheaper products

Andrew Hill selects his best mid-year reads

Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.

Welfare policies are constructed with a small number of ‘power users’ in mind, rather than the great majority

Citadel’s Ken Griffin faces off against a Republican megadonor and an heir to the Hyatt hotel fortune

Federal Reserve will publish results of annual stress tests on 34 financial institutions this week

Weeks after the easing of restrictions in Shanghai, consumers and business owners are navigating a precarious new normal

Move comes as price of the cryptocurrency has tumbled nearly 70% from November highs

We don’t want to wait to receive the right offer for our current house

T20 World Cup: Zaheer Khan who has seen the growth of both reckons on current form - Ishan Kishan is ahead of Ruturaj Gaikwad.

Prince William turns 40 this week. 

“Am I where I expected to be at 40?” 

This is probably not a question Prince William is asking himself as enters his fifth decade. But the Duke of Cambridge’s birthday has got us thinking about milestone ages, and why some of us place so much significance on certain numbers. 

For women, approaching ‘The Big Four O’ often means discussions of fertility and the biological clock intensify (whether or not you want children and even though a woman... Читать дальше...

A passenger at Waterloo Station hours before the UK's rail network is shut down.