This week's business news includes a gardener's lucky payout due to a software bug, a fraudster repaying stolen charity funds, Denmark ending letter delivery, and Paddy Power being ordered to pay a jackpot. Read more...

The Washington Post faces criticism over subscriber losses and editorial direction, with concerns raised about Jeff Bezos' influence on content and freedom of expression. The Post is also contrasted with "birth tourism" options as Trump proposes a "Gold Card". Read more...

An Italian town is facing ATM scarcity as its last machine closes for maintenance. Meanwhile, a prominent figure is under investigation for attempted embezzlement. Read more...

A teacher's life is ruined by false accusations, a digger goes on a rampage, and a bus narrowly avoids a train in Russia. Plus, the best soil test kits are revealed. Read more...

Morgan Stanley predicts ECB rate cuts and hosted Elon Musk, who advocated for privatizing the US Post Office and Amtrak. The firm also held its annual Technology, Media & Telecom Conference. Read more...

Chinese manufacturing sees strong growth despite tariff threats, while digital stocks rebound, led by Chinese companies. ITV profits surge on hit shows; Danish postal service ends letter delivery. Read more...

Discover emerging trends in UK family holidays for 2025, explore a charming town with a unique pub, and learn about the new Electronic Travel Authorisation scheme. Plus, Cornwall faces a tourism slump. Read more...

The widow of a Post Office scandal victim has condemned a posthumous compensation offer as an "utter disgrace," urging the government to expedite payouts for affected individuals. Read more...

Madrid's President Ayuso faces growing discontent over education policies and allegations of fraud involving her boyfriend, along with controversy over historical memory. Read more...