Women's World Cup sponsor offers 20,000 free tickets amid sale concerns in New Zealand
Lagging ticket sales in New Zealand for the Women's World Cup this month has prompted a tournament sponsor to offer 20,000 tickets as part of a giveaway.
Windmill takes real estate dreams to new heights: It can be yours for $825,000
The Maud Foster Windmill in Boston, Lincolnshire, in the U.K., is for sale — it stands over 80 feet tall and has gone on the market for less than the average price of a London home.
Barclays settles after shuttering Christian charity's account following alleged 'conversion therapy' promotion
Barclays Bank agreed to pay more than £20,000 compensation in response to a lawsuit that alleged religious discrimination after they shuttered the bank account of a Christian nonprofit.
Inflation remains steady in UK despite expectations, borrowers brace for more expensive loans
The United Kingdom's Office for National Statistics signaled the inflation rate in May remained unchanged, worrying borrowers who are now expecting borrowing rates to rise.
One of Pakistan’s richest men, son, aboard missing OceanGate Titanic tourist submarine
One of Pakistan's richest men and his son are aboard the OceanGate submarine that went missing while on a visit to the wreck of the Titanic, family said.
Major retailer removes 'use-by' dates on milk to curb excessive waste
Marks & Spencer, a major British multinational retailer, is removing its "use-by" dates from milk in an effort to curb unnecessary waste from households who throw away good milk.
British Prime Minister, AI company leaders vow to work together so society can benefit from the technology
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and leaders of multiple artificial intelligence companies met on Wednesday to discuss how to ensure the technology is rolled out safely.
Facebook owner Meta sells Giphy and takes plus $260M loss after UK antitrust order
Facebook parent Meta will sell Giphy Inc. to Shutterstock for $53 million, well below the $400 million it paid for the platform in 2020 after U.K. regulators blocked the acquisition.
British economy expected to avoid recession this year, according to IMF forecasts
New forecasts from the International Monetary Fund have upgraded growth for Britain, meaning the country will most likely not fall into a recession this year.
Saudi Arabia's first astronauts in decades rocket towards ISS on private charter flight
The Axiom Mission 2 space crew launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, on a private charter flight Sunday, marking the first time Saudi Arabians went to space in decades.
Dubai's red-hot real estate may acquire another architectural wonder with $5 billion man-made ‘moon’
A Canadian entrepreneur has proposed a plan to construct a 900-foot replica of the moon to sit atop a building in Dubai, home of some of the world’s greatest architectural wonders.
Charging e-scooter burst into flames in London house, engulfs kitchen in frightening video
London Fire Brigade said no serious injuries were reported after the battery of an electric scooter exploded while charging inside a home.
'Star Wars' toy collection sells for nearly $350K in shocking auction moment
A "Star Wars" memorabilia collection was sold at auction in England for nearly $350,000. Some collectible toy figures sold at more than 10 times their pre-sale estimate.
Chinese Envoy to visit Ukraine on a 'peace mission'
Fox News Senior Strategic Analyst Gen. Jack Keane (Ret.) discusses China's effort to broker a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine and why he doubts the CCP's ability to do so.
Stuart Varney: I'll proudly watch King Charles' coronation holding my American passport
FOX Business' Stuart Varney discusses the coronation of King Charles III and explains why the occasion means so much to England but might seem "strange" to many Americans.
Australian authorities make arrests following in-flight brawl
Australian authorities charged several people in connection to a pair of confrontations on a recent flight, News.com.au reported Tuesday.
King Charles III's coronation boosts UK tourism as region still recovering from lockdowns
British officials said they believe King Charles III's coronation will help boost the tourism industry that is still reeling from two years of COVID-19 restrictions.
Growing CEO pay gap gives New York an extra edge over London
CEOs in NY can make triple that of their peers across the pond in London. This is mainly due to stock options and regulation. Many companies are leaving the UK for NY.
ChatGPT facing potential defamation lawsuit after falsely labeling Australian mayor as bribery convict
Australia may see the first defamation lawsuit against an AI this year after a mayor threatened to sue over ChatGPT's assertion that he had committed fraud.
Australian travelers warn about Apple AirTag tracker placed in luggage in Bali: report
An Australian couple that traveled to Bali in Indonesia discovered an Apple AirTag had been placed in one of their bags, leading them to change their plans.