Here's a quick rundown of some of the top business stories making headlines today.
UK-US Economic Deal: A New Approach?
Could a UK-US economic deal finally be on the horizon? London and Washington are reportedly aiming for a narrower agreement, focusing on sectors like tech and AI. Remember when Boris Johnson, back in 2019 at the Biarritz G7 summit, touted the amazing benefits of a post-Brexit trade deal with the US? 
He even mentioned pork pies and shower trays! Despite initial enthusiasm and formal talks, no agreement was ever reached. This time, the focus seems to be on a more targeted approach. Will it work?
Tragedy in London: Landlords Fined After Fatal Fire
A devastating fire in an overcrowded east London flat has resulted in tragedy. The property, licensed for only three occupants, was found to be housing a shocking 23 people. The fire claimed the life of a father of two. Landlords Sofina Begum and Aminur Rahman have been fined in connection with the incident. 
This case highlights the dangers of overcrowding and the importance of adhering to housing regulations.
Nasdaq Confirms Correction Amid Trade Policy Uncertainty
The Nasdaq has officially confirmed a market correction. Wall Street stocks closed lower, with anxieties swirling around Washington's shifting tariff information and uncertain US trade policies. Investors are clearly on edge, reacting to the volatility in trade relations.
Royal London Announces Major Payout
Good news for over two million customers of Royal London! The company, which offers life insurance, pensions, and retirement planning, has announced a significant payout that will benefit 2.3 million people. 
This is a welcome update for those relying on Royal London for their financial security.
That's a quick look at some of the key business developments from today. Stay tuned for more updates.
