Pentagon Drops KPMG From Major Accounting Contract in Sweeping Defense Audit Shake-Up
The Pentagon has ended a major accounting contract with KPMG, reshaping how the U.S. military handles financial audits worth billions of dollars.
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Alexey Mordashov's Frozen European Assets Back in Focus as Sanctions Review Gains Momentum
Russian steel tycoon Alexey Mordashov is back in headlines as European courts and regulators revisit sweeping sanctions imposed since 2022. Here's what's happen
Jones Act Reform Back in the Spotlight as Trump Administration Pushes for Shipping Overhaul
The Jones Act is under renewed scrutiny in April 2026 as the Trump administration eyes sweeping reforms to U.S. maritime shipping law. Here's what's at stake.
Nationwide Building Society Posts Record Profits and Raises Savings Rates Amid Shifting UK Financial Landscape
Nationwide Building Society announces record annual profits and competitive savings rate increases in April 2026, reshaping the UK's retail banking sector.
BYD Cars Storm Global Markets in 2026: Record Sales, New Models, and a Direct Challenge to Western Automakers
BYD cars are reshaping the global auto industry in 2026 with record-breaking sales figures, aggressive expansion, and bold new electric vehicle launches.
Council Tax Wars: From Philadelphia Schools to Cowboys Stadiums, Local Governments Fight Over Who Pays — and Who Benefits
Across the U.S., city councils are clashing over new taxes on rideshares, transit, and stadiums. Here's what's driving the debate in April 2026.
Klarna's Stock Slides 48% as Resell Feature Surges: Two Very Different Stories at the Swedish Fintech Giant
Klarna faces a 48% year-to-date share price drop while its in-app resell feature grows 75%. A tale of two realities for the Swedish BNPL giant in 2026.
Denby Pottery Ends 217 Years of British Manufacturing as Administrators Fail to Find a Buyer
Denby Pottery has ceased manufacturing after administrators failed to secure a buyer, with 49 more jobs cut and a growing petition demanding government action.
Wizz Air Bets on Europe as Abu Dhabi Fallout Fades: Málaga Expansion and a Rocky Road to Recovery
Wizz Air pivots hard toward Europe with a 26% capacity boost in Málaga while navigating the aftermath of its failed Abu Dhabi joint venture.
Equifax Beats Q1 2026 Estimates With 14% Revenue Growth, But Iran-Driven Rate Spike Caps Full-Year Outlook
Equifax posted record Q1 2026 results with $1.65B revenue and $1.86 adjusted EPS, but Iran tensions and rising rates temper its annual forecast.
DWP Under Fire on Multiple Fronts: Motability Cuts, Bank Data Powers and Pension Credit Gaps Dominate Debate
The DWP faces mounting pressure over Motability mileage cuts, new bank data access powers and widespread underclaiming of Pension Credit among UK pensioners.
EasyJet Faces Passenger Backlash as Europe's Jet Fuel Crisis Deepens Ahead of Summer Travel Season
EasyJet reassures worried passengers as Europe faces a six-week jet fuel supply warning, with prices doubling and flight cancellations looming this summer.