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James Matthews Fights Public Footpath at £15M Estate, May 29
James Matthews contests public footpath application at his £15M Barton Court estate in West Berkshire. Inquiry ruling expected in June 2026.
Futu Holdings Drops 4.8% After $1.85B Mainland Fine, May 30
Futu Holdings stock fell 4.8% after $1.85B mainland fine, but Q1 core profit surged 35.8% driven by overseas market expansion.
Nasdaq Composite Hits Record as Tech Rally Extends Into May 29
Nasdaq Composite hits record high as tech stocks surge amid US-Iran ceasefire optimism and falling oil prices. S&P 500 also reaches new peak.
Hong Kong School Principal Resigns After Singapore Profanity Incident, May 30
Hong Kong principal Li Cheuk-hing resigns after cursing at Singapore security guards. Education Bureau investigates professional conduct breach.
US Defense Chief Hegseth Reaffirms Singapore Ties at Shangri-La, May 30
Defense Secretary Hegseth meets Singapore leaders at Shangri-La Dialogue, reaffirming 60-year defense partnership and Indo-Pacific security strategy.
JPMorgan Ordered to Pay $4.25M Over Broker’s Firing, May 29
JPMorgan Chase ordered to pay $4.25M to former broker Bodner after FINRA ruled his termination over a deli platter unjustified.
Jamaica Edges Closer to First Oil Drilling, May 29
Jamaica confirms offshore oil deposits via seabed tests, potentially joining regional producers like Guyana and Trinidad in energy production.
India’s Airlines Cut 250 Daily Flights as Fuel Costs Soar, May 29
IndiGo and Air India cut 250 daily flights June-August due to high jet fuel costs. Fuel represents 40% of airline operating expenses.
Suffolk SEND Services Show Mixed Progress, Ofsted Warns, May 29
Ofsted finds mixed progress in Suffolk SEND services. Education health and care plans improved, but strategic planning remains ineffective.