Business News

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon addresses the impact of global tensions, including the Iran conflict, on the bank's latest financial results and outlook.

In a shocking turn of events, the former CEO of global cement giant Lafarge has been sentenced to jail for funneling money to terrorist groups in Syria to keep operations running.

Farmers across Northern Ireland are calling on the Stormont government to provide financial assistance as skyrocketing fuel prices threaten their livelihoods.

Fishermen, seafood businesses, and coastal communities can now access £132M in UK government funding through the relaunched Fisheries and Seafood Scheme.

Lufthansa pilots launch another 2-day strike, the fourth this year, causing hundreds of flight cancellations and widespread disruption for passengers.

Lufthansa pilots launch 2-day strike, leading to hundreds of flight cancellations. Cabin crew union also announces plans to strike right after, amplifying the disruption.

After 37 years of service in defense, Deputy Director Andy Start has announced his retirement, marking a significant shift for the National Armaments Director (NAD) Group as it enters a new phase.

Independent report highlights the substantial economic returns generated by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency's seafarer training programs in the UK.

Rolls-Royce announces a major nuclear power plant project that will create 8,000 jobs across the UK, part of the country's push for clean energy and economic growth.

As the demand for cold drinks surpasses hot beverages, McDonald's announces the addition of fruit-flavored refreshers to its menu, challenging competitors like Dunkin' and Starbucks.