Japan's Asahi brewery is expanding internationally by developing commercial applications for beer-brewing byproducts, diversifying beyond traditional beer production. The strategy represents a global business opportunity to monetize waste materials from the brewing process.

Franco Manca restaurant chain is closing 16 locations across the UK, including nine in London, after creditors approved a restructuring plan, affecting approximately 225 jobs.

South Korea's stock market has surged 75% this year, with Samsung Electronics becoming a $1 trillion company, reflecting the exceptional performance of the Kospi index which has nearly tripled over 52 weeks.

Stripe has created a new job title, 'Forward Deployed AI Accelerator,' paying up to $198k annually, to help its marketing team integrate AI into their workflow by embedding specialized AI expertise within the team.

Match Group reported first-quarter revenue of $864 million, exceeding analyst estimates of $854.9 million, with growth driven by its Hinge dating app while Tinder undergoes changes related to AI integration.

The European Commission is developing new trade measures to address an influx of low-cost Chinese imports, with plans potentially presented at an EU executive meeting on May 29. Details of the proposed tool remain unclear.

Ireland has the highest household electricity prices in the EU according to latest Eurostat data, a factual claim based on official statistics.

An opinion piece argues that Australians collectively bear responsibility for problems in the property market and that systemic reform will require shared sacrifice across society.

As youth unemployment increases, some employers are shifting recruitment practices to hire candidates without university degrees for specialist roles, potentially broadening access to career opportunities outside traditional graduate pathways.

While major tech companies have conducted significant layoffs following pandemic hiring surges and AI investments, Apple has largely avoided large-scale workforce reductions compared to its competitors.

Airlines cancelled approximately 13,000 flights in May, removing nearly two million passenger seats, according to data from aviation analytics firm Cirium, in response to elevated jet fuel prices.

The IMF's Helge Berger recommends that EU countries implement targeted energy price relief measures focused on vulnerable households rather than broad subsidies, warning against policies that could cause unintended economic harm.

Money expert Martin Lewis has shared a rule of thumb regarding how much people should contribute to their pensions to achieve a comfortable retirement.

South Korea's KOSPI index has surpassed 7,000 points as an artificial intelligence-driven market rally pushes Samsung Electronics' market capitalization above $1 trillion.

Haredi leaders are threatening to boycott Rami Levy stores and Israir airline if the airline continues operating flights on the Sabbath; the Israir CEO has been summoned to meet with haredi leadership in Jerusalem to discuss the matter.

Samsung Electronics reached a $1 trillion market valuation due to strong demand for AI chips, while TotalEnergies warned it may remove fuel price caps if France implements a windfall tax on energy profits.

Chipotle's CEO responded to customer complaints about smaller portion sizes by stating the company's commitment to generous servings and suggesting customers ask for larger portions if desired.

Thierry Garnier, chief executive of Kingfisher (B&Q's parent company), is leaving his position after seven years to join a European supermarket chain.

Vietnam has launched an enforcement crackdown on intellectual property violations, aiming to increase enforcement cases by 20% in response to being flagged by the US as a top IP concern.

Lufthansa, Germany's largest airline, is facing nearly $2 billion in additional fuel expenses due to operational disruptions and route changes caused by the Middle East conflict.

Pornhub is reportedly returning access to British users after restricting them in February due to the Online Safety Act, with the change linked to a new iPhone feature.

Bill Cosby has reduced the asking price of his Manhattan townhouse to $5.99 million following a California jury verdict ordering him to pay nearly $60 million in damages over alleged sexual assault.

The NFL's television ratings continue to dominate other programming, with the 2026 Super Bowl expected to be the year's most-watched broadcast, raising questions about whether TV networks should invest in non-sports content.

India's National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC) has raised iron ore prices by ₹200 per tonne. The article notes NMDC previously increased prices significantly last month, with Baila Lump rising by ₹500 per tonne to ₹5,300 and Baila Fines to ₹4,500.

Hong Kong's retail sales increased 12.8% in March, driven primarily by a surge in electric car purchases ahead of the expiration of tax incentives, according to government statistics.

Rising inflation in Australia is increasing the cost of goods during winter, affecting many households. The article reports on the economic hardship this is creating for Australian consumers.

A 64-year-old retiree with a £185,000 holiday let property earns £8,000 annually from it, which exceeds his police pension income, illustrating how many UK pensioners supplement their retirement through investment property income.

U.S. average gas prices have risen to $4.54 per gallon according to AAA data, representing a 5-cent increase. The article provides state-by-state price comparisons via map.

Next, a UK-based retailer, plans to increase prices by up to 8% in markets outside Europe citing costs related to Iran tensions, while the UK market will avoid additional price rises following strong first-quarter sales performance.

Europe's Digital Markets Act has altered Big Tech's business practices and expanded user choice after two years of implementation, though further regulatory work remains ongoing.

UK's four largest banks reported combined profits of £13.8 billion in the first quarter of the year, prompting the TUC to suggest the government could raise between £9 billion and £60 billion by imposing a higher surcharge on banks' windfall profits.

According to Bank of Israel data, Israeli citizens' financial assets reached a record NIS 7.4 trillion, reflecting an 80% increase over six years and NIS 1.1 trillion growth in the past year.

Wetherspoon pub chain reported a 3.4% rise in like-for-like sales over 13 weeks but warned of substantial upcoming cost increases affecting the business.

Santander is closing six UK bank branches today as part of a previously announced plan to shut 44 locations by the end of May.

A single millionaire with no heirs seeks advice about accumulating wealth they struggle to spend, citing thrift store shopping as an example of their frugal habits.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is cutting 14% of staff and eliminating traditional manager roles in favour of AI-assisted management. Business Insider used AI to speculate about what this future management structure might look like at the company.

Aurobindo Pharma's share price rose over 3% following the U.S. FDA's VAI (Voluntary Action Indicated) classification of its oral solid dosage unit, with shares reaching near their 52-week high.

Hong Kong's Airport Authority reports that flight cancellations remained below 5% in May-June and around 1% in July despite global fuel price increases linked to Middle East conflict, while authorities consider reviewing charges to support the aviation industry.

H3 Energy has secured $3.5 million in funding to advance its Warro gas project in Western Australia and develop its Alinya multi-commodity exploration play in South Australia.

The article discusses expert expectations for interest rate increases and explains how the Bank of England adjusts rates in response to inflation levels above its 2 percent target.

Global stock markets have reached record highs despite ongoing geopolitical tensions involving Iran, raising questions about investor sentiment and what is driving the market rally.

Halifax announced a customer update on Tuesday afternoon, though reporting suggests it may not be permanent or long-lasting.

The BT Tower, a London landmark closed since 1981, is set to reopen under new ownership with plans including a luxury rooftop swimming pool and other amenities.

An analyst argues that two-thirds of top SaaS companies face existential threats from AI transformation, while infrastructure companies and AI-native firms may be better positioned to survive the disruption.

Freshworks is cutting 11% of its workforce as artificial intelligence disrupts the traditional software development industry, with AI tools from companies like Anthropic posing significant competitive challenges to established software makers.

Ryanair's CEO Michael O'Leary has called for airports to ban alcohol sales before early morning flights, citing increases in disruptive passenger behaviour and flight diversions as justification for the proposed restriction.

Business Insider presents an interactive map allowing readers to compare gas prices across US states, noting that prices have risen from $2.98 to over $4 per gallon since late February despite the US's status as a global oil producer.

The Indian rupee strengthened by 23 paise against the US dollar in early trading, reaching 94.95 at the interbank foreign exchange market.

Anthropic is expanding into financial services by releasing new tools designed to help banks and insurers streamline their operations, while CEO Dario Amodei comments on potential software industry disruption.