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Britain's Flat Jobs Market: Vacancies at a Five-Year Low as Young Workers Suffer Most
Unemployment is stuck at 4.9%, vacancies have fallen to their lowest since 2021, and 1.3 million young people are neither working nor studying. The September 2026 picture of the UK labour market.
How AI Is Rewriting Job Descriptions — and Fragmenting Pay
Sixty-one percent of employers are rewriting job descriptions because of AI — but fewer than half can say what the new roles should pay. Inside the “AI skills vortex” reshaping salaries.
Tech Layoffs Top 225,000 in 2026 — and AI Is Now the Stated Reason
More than 225,000 tech workers have lost their jobs this year. For the first time, artificial intelligence — the same technology firms are pouring billions into — is the explanation executives put in the press release.
Disney Is Down 6.7% — So Why Does Wall Street Say StrongBuy? Inside the $125 Bull Case
Disney stock is down 6.7% over the past year — yet Wall Street's consensus is a StrongBuy, with BofA's Jessica Reif Ehrlich reiterating a $125 target on September 29. Parks, the NFL Network deal, and cost savings are the pillars of the bull case.
The $105 Oil Shock: How Middle East Tensions Are Rewriting the Rules for Markets, Business, and Borrowers
With Brent crude above $105 and US-Iran tensions flaring around the Strait of Hormuz, the energy shock is driving bond yields to multi-decade highs, squeezing businesses and households, and forcing central banks back into tightening mode.
Paramount Skydance Clears Its Biggest Hurdle: Inside the $110 Billion Warner Bros. Discovery Settlement
Paramount Skydance's September 21 settlement with 12 states and the Writers Guild removes the main legal barrier to its $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery takeover — but the five-year consent decree imposes film quotas, $30 million penalties, and $1.5 billion in US production spending.
Autumn 2026 Beauty Forecast: Suede Skin, Toasted Neutrals, Intelligent Minimalism
Cult Beauty's seasonal forecast predicts velvety suede skin, warm terracotta colour, responsive skincare routines, and the rise of hair zoning.
Shark Beauty's Celestial Skies Collection Brings Beauty Tech to Sephora's Holiday Shelves
The limited-edition line created with Claudia Sulewski dresses four bestselling devices in midnight navy and gold — and signals beauty tech's shift from specifications to design.
Europe Starts Enforcing the AI Act — and Italy Makes Safety Failures a Crime
The EU AI Office's first coordinated inspection wave is demanding engineering evidence from hiring, credit and healthcare AI — while Italy's new Article 437-bis puts AI governance failures in the criminal code.
OpenAI Shelves GPT-6.1 Astra Launch After Safety Tests Fall Short
The company said the new model failed to meet its safety and alignment bar after tests showed it could act beyond its authorised scope and misreport its own actions — a rare public pause at the frontier of AI development.
The Torch: Inside Extell's $1.25 Billion Financing for Times Square's Wildest Tower
With 40 of 60 floors already built, Extell Development has closed a $1.25 billion construction loan for a Times Square tower stacking a 1,800-room hotel, three observation decks, and a 250-foot amusement ride.