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Concern about trouble in finance sector, plus renewed momentum in UK economy, could halt rises City analysts thought were a certainty

LOS ANGELES — After nearly three years of controversy and intense debate, Manhattan Beach on Saturday held a ceremony of its own to acknowledge its racist history at Bruce’s Beach — and to mark what city leaders are calling a new chapter of healing.

While many cheered the possibility of a huge financial windfall for the city's Black residents, one civil rights leader says the proposal is a distraction from tangible efforts to redress racism.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola spoke about the impact that Vincent Kompany had in his playing days.

From Judge Angel [sic] Kelley's order today in The Satanic Temple, Inc. v. City of Boston (D. Mass.): Following a status conference regarding the parties' dispute on the status of discovery, the Court resolves it with an order that discovery is officially closed. "The [C]ourt has broad power to control…

When Kelvin Rundle bought his house in the southern Adelaide suburb of Coromandel Valley, he was looking forward to settling back into his hometown and starting a family with his partner after previously living in Sydney. He thought a minor plumbing problem was easily resolvable. It was not.

Talks have been ongoing between Nottingham City Council and traders at the Victoria Market over the future of the venue

Tenant salaries are rising faster than rent price increases as average earners are pushed out of the inner city

“No plans” to move stock market listing away from London says Pru CEO

Help with childcare costs and and a rise to the cap on pension contributions expected to boost workforce

From power lunches to after-work boltholes, Ben McCormack and Mike Daw offer this eating-out guide to the Square Mile