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internal warfare — we have seen this movie before, and we know how it ends. tax cuts is the issue dominating the contest so far. we'll look at what the candidates are saying they'll do if they win. we'll also look at the crisis in sri lanka. the president has confirmed he will step down after protesters stormed his palace. and we'll look at twitter�*s share price, which has fallen sharply after elon musk pulled out of his takeover attempt. let's start by continuing to get reaction to what we have heard, that this process will be down to two by next week. there is a threshold of 2...

International monetary funds Chief Economist Pierre Olivier gourinchas. The imf and the world bank are having their annual meeting in marrakech and later today, Finance Ministers from the 620 and Central Bank Governors will be meeting to discuss the health of the Global Economy. According to the imf, Global Growth remains dampened by Supply Chain Disruptions linked to the covid 19 pandemic and russias war in ukraine, persistently high inflation, and spiralling borrowing costs. Heres our economics editor faisal islam. The message from the imf for the 190 Finance Ministers and central governor b...

Crashes into the side of a house and bursts into flames. Welcome to bbc newsroom. The Foreign Secretary has become the latest member of the cabinet to put pressure on the chancellor to relax the Public Sector pay cap. The limit is due to be in place by 2020, that a Government Source says borisjohnson 2020, that a Government Source says Boris Johnson strongly 2020, that a Government Source says borisjohnson strongly believes pay writers can be achieved without putting undue pressure on public finances. How would this pay cap be paid for. I think what it tells us is the chances of being able to ...

Spotify started 2024 on a high note with its impressive first-quarter performance, according to a recent report. The music-streaming giant even surpassed what analysts expected in the previous quarter.

The Cuban government said Friday it will have to either increase prices for fuel and electricity, or reduce rations for basic supplies. President Miguel Díaz-Canel said such difficult measures were needed for difficult times, after the minister of the economy said Cuba’s economy contracted between 1% and 2% this year, and inflation ran at about 30%. There were problems in the tourism industry — Cuba's main source of income — and in farm production.