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The best places to pick up a cheap country property: Prices have fallen by 30% and sellers are desperate. From the village nicknamed 'Chelsea-on-Sea' to a Georgian market town and Britain's poshest hamlet, the bargains available NOW
The best places to pick up a cheap country property: Prices have fallen by 30% and sellers are desperate. From the village nicknamed ‘Chelsea-on-Sea’ to a Georgian market town and Britain’s poshest hamlet, the bargains available NOWBy ANGELA EPSTEIN Updated: 16:36, 4 May 2026 e-mail 26 shares
Oaktree Co-CEO Calls Market Pricing ‘Head-Scratcher’ Given Risks
Oaktree Capital Management Co-Chief Executive Officer Armen Panossian warned that markets have been too quick to shrug off a slew of fundamental issues, which are prompting his firm to preserve cash for when a correction comes.
‘Death of a Salesman’ Director Joe Mantello Casting Nathan Lane as Willy Loman and Working With Scott Rudin: ‘I Believe in Second Chances’
Willy Loman — washed up, beaten down and trying to ride a little longer on a smile and a shoeshine before he’s kicked to the curb — has been a staple of Broadway since Arthur Miller’s “Death of a Salesman” first electrified audiences in 1949 with its searing portrait of uncaring capitalism. There have been […]
Some Extraordinary Numbers From Earnings Season
NewsletterOdd LotsSome Extraordinary Numbers From Earnings SeasonAnother line that’s going up.FacebookXLinkedInEmailLinkGiftExpandGuests during Seaport Therapeutics Inc.’s initial public offering (IPO) at the Nasdaq MarketSite in New York, US.Photographer: Michael Nagle/BloombergFacebookXLinkedInEmailLinkGiftGift this articleContact us:Provide news feedback or report an errorConfidential tip?Send a tip to our reportersSite feedback:Take our SurveyNew WindowFacebookXLinkedInEmailLinkGiftBy Joe We...
John Zito on Financial Markets, Investment Strategies, AI
Apollo Asset Management Co-President John Zito discusses financial market conditions and investment strategies around the growth of AI. He speaks with Dani Burger at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills. (Source: Bloomberg)
Cerebras Leads Crop of IPOs Rushing to Tap Market Before SpaceX
A cluster of companies led by artificial-intelligence chipmaker Cerebras Systems Inc. started formally marketing their US IPOs Monday, as firms weighing second-quarter debuts look to get ahead of SpaceX’s potentially record-breaking listing.
PJT CEO Says Retail Will Stop Fueling Private Credit Growth
PJT Partners Chairman and CEO Paul Taubman says M&A activity isn't accelerating but at health levels. Speaking with Bloomberg's Dani Burger at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California, Taubman calls the private credit market’s issues a “public relations” challenge. (Source: Bloomberg)
UBS' Abigail Watt Discusses Uncertainty in Labor Market
Abigail Watt from UBS joined the program to discuss the current economic environment and its capacity to support higher prices. She highlighted that consumer spending is expected to remain somewhat stronger in the second quarter, although this outlook depends on the balance between rising gasoline prices and the impact of tax refunds. (Source: Bloomberg)
Retail Investors Will Stop Fueling Private Credit Growth, PJT CEO Says
PJT Partners Inc. Chief Executive Officer Paul Taubman said the private credit market’s issues are a “public relations” challenge as investors started to fully realize that many of the products weren’t fully liquid.
Sugar Hits One-Month High as Investors Unwind Short Positions
Raw sugar futures rose to the highest in more than a month as investors trim bearish bets on expectations that mills at top supplier Brazil will focus on producing sugar-cane ethanol instead of the sweetener.
Spirit Airlines says it has refunded most customers after shutdown
MoneyWatch Spirit Airlines says it has refunded most customers after shutting down .chip { background-image: url('/fly/bundles/cbsnewscore/images/chip-bgd/chip-bgd-moneywatch.jpg'); } By Megan Cerullo, Megan Cerullo Reporter, MoneyWatch Megan Cerullo is a New York-based reporter for CBS MoneyWatch covering small business, workplace, health care, consumer spending and personal finance topics. She regularly appears on CBS News 24/7 to discuss her reporting. Read Full Bio Megan Cerullo, Kris Van Cl...
Australia’s property investor borrowing rises at fastest rate in a decade - despite interest rate rises
Owner-occupier mortgage growth slowed under growing costs while investor loans grew by $42bn in the year to March, a 9.6% increaseGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastProperty investor borrowing rose at its fastest rate in a decade in March, according to the Reserve Bank, despite higher interest rates and speculation about property tax changes.Owner-occupier loan growth slowed under the weight of growing mortgage costs but investor lending is continuing its record surge. Co...
Thousands of Just Eat couriers launch legal action to improve workers’ rights
More than 7,000 join employment tribunal that will include claims for minimum wage and holiday pay More than 7,000 Just Eat couriers are taking legal action against the food delivery company in an attempt to gain better employment rights including the minimum wage and holiday pay.The employment tribunal, which begins on Tuesday and is set to run until 2 June, will determine if the couriers are classed as workers, a status that comes with improved rights, or self-employed independent contractors....
Albanese won’t bring in a gas export tax next week – but he’ll struggle to hold off pressure forever
The PM is clearly not prepared to risk backlash from Asian energy trading partners during a fuel crisis – but his government will face domestic challenges if it doesn’t move eventuallyGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastTwo separate events on Monday – one in rain-soaked Canberra, the other in sunny Gladstone – neatly explain why the federal government won’t pursue a new gas export tax in next week’s budget and why it might have no choice but to do so in the future.In the n...
One in four humanities students in Australia to take more than 25 years to pay off student loans, treasury finds
Job ready graduates program will also leave almost two-thirds of humanities and creative arts students with debts exceeding $50,000Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastOne in four humanities students will take more than 25 years to fully repay their student loans because of Morrison government changes to university fees, newly public Treasury modelling reveals.The job ready graduates program, introduced in 2021 under the former prime minister Scott Morrison, will also leave...
Khosla Warns Software Pain Will ‘Taint Everything’ Across Credit
Strategic Value Partners founder Victor Khosla expects years of elevated defaults in credit markets and is preparing to take advantage of opportunities created by greater dispersion among private credit managers.
One bad refund during crises can undo years of loyalty, warns major UAE retailer
Dubai: When geopolitical uncertainty rises, retailers face more pressure to get the basics right. Executives at Majid Al Futtaim and Visa say digital trust — across payments, loyalty programmes and personalisation — becomes essential, not optional.Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here."When the world feels uncertain, people don’t step back from digital experiences," said Darren Taylor, Senior Vice President for SHARE Rewards and Customer Solutions at...
Shipping firms question safety in strait of Hormuz despite Trump plan
President says US navy will ‘guide’ stranded ships out of waterway but report says warship was hit by IranMiddle East crisis – live updatesThe world’s shipping industry has questioned if vessels will be able to travel safely to and from the Gulf after Donald Trump announced his latest plan to open the strait of Hormuz.The US president wrote on Monday that the navy would “guide” stranded ships out of the waterway, writing on his social media site Truth Social that the operation, “Project Freedom”...
ECB Likely to Hike Rates with Capital Economics' McKeown
Jennifer McKeown, chief global economist at Capital Economics, discussed the near-term outlook for central bank policy, highlighting that the European Central Bank appears more likely to raise interest rates soon compared to the Bank of England or the Federal Reserve. (Source: Bloomberg)
Spirit Airlines Seeks to Start Orderly Wind-Down to Sell Assets
Spirit Aviation Holdings Inc. is set to start an orderly wind-down process to sell its assets, capping the downfall of the low-cost carrier that has filed for bankruptcy twice in recent years and failed to clinch a last-minute US government rescue.