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new video loaded: Why Trump’s Reversal on Greenland Still Leaves Europe on EdgeAndrew Ross Sorkin, editor at large of DealBook, describes how leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos remain on edge after President Trump, for now, backed down from threats of using tariffs or military force to gain Greenland.By Andrew Ross Sorkin, Rebecca Suner, Coleman Lowndes and Laura SalaberryJanuary 22, 2026

new video loaded: Has Trump Delivered on His Economic Promises?President Trump made a number of economic promises on the campaign trail. Now that we’re one year into the Trump administration, our chief economics correspondent, Ben Casselman, looks at key economic data to see what Trump was able to accomplish, and where he has so far failed to deliver what he promised.By Ben Casselman, Alexandra Ostasiewicz, Thomas Vollkommer and Joey SendaydiegoJanuary 19, 2026

President Trump campaigned in 2024 on promises to “end inflation,” bring back manufacturing jobs and deliver an economic boom. A year after he returned to the White House, he has yet to deliver on those pledges. Still, there has been progress in some areas, and the economy has proved surprisingly resilient.Here are eight of the promises Mr. Trump made as a candidate, and where things stand after his first year back in office.Food PricesPrices are down for a few specific grocery categories, like eggs, but are up sharply in others, like beef. Overall, food inflation has slowed significantly since peaking…

Independent luxury retailer Hancocks Jewellers has published its latest trend report, forecasting a decisive shift towards “The New Maximalism”. The emerging movement embraces mixed metals, oversized silhouettes and jewellery pieces designed to tell a personal story. According to the forecast, the dominance of understated minimalism is fading fast. Consumers are instead gravitating towards expressive combinations of style, driven by a renewed interest in individuality, heritage and creative freedom. Roy Lunt, Owner at Hancocks Jewellers, outlines four key predictions shaping the future of fine jewellery. The End of the ‘Gold vs. White Gold / Platinum’ Debate “For decades, jewellery enthusiasts have…

A technology expert has outlined five forgotten gadgets commonly found in UK homes that could be sold straight away to ease January money worries. Sam Wilson, Director at Gadget GoGo, says many households are unknowingly sitting on unused tech worth hundreds of pounds during a month that is widely regarded as the toughest for personal finances. His comments follow new figures showing the average Briton is set to run out of disposable income by 21 January – the earliest point in five years. One in ten people are expected to rely on overdrafts or credit cards to manage until payday.…

As the new year progresses, many people across the UK take stock of their health following December’s indulgences. Skin health, daily vitality, and sustainable wellbeing habits are often high on the list. Collagen frequently appears in these discussions, though its role is often misunderstood. Supp, a UK supplement brand co-founded by biomedical scientist Olivia Buckley, approaches collagen from a scientific standpoint. Rather than focusing on cosmetic claims, the company prioritises formulations designed to work with the body’s natural biological processes. “Collagen is often marketed as a topical fix,” Buckley explains. “But collagen molecules are too large to penetrate the…

As more consumers prioritise natural materials and longevity in their homes, British bedmaker Wrought Iron and Brass Bed Company has introduced a new mattress collection grounded in traditional skills and careful construction. The Signature British Wool Mattress Collection combines hand-teased British wool with calico pocket springs, presenting a deliberate move away from the synthetic-heavy designs that dominate much of today’s mattress market. Rather than focusing on instant softness, the collection is designed around how a mattress supports the body over time. Layers of hand-teased wool remain open and flexible, creating a surface that responds naturally to movement and body temperature.…

Digital Aesthetics has been named as a finalist for Best Service & Solution Provider at the Aesthetics Awards 2026. The London-based agency works exclusively with medical aesthetics and private healthcare clinics across the UK. The shortlist acknowledges the agency’s consistent delivery of performance-led digital strategies that support real clinic growth, underpinned by specialist knowledge of the aesthetics sector. The Best Service & Solution Provider award recognises organisations that demonstrate clear, measurable improvements in clinic performance while maintaining strong standards of service, transparency and sector understanding. Founded in 2007, Digital Aesthetics has built its reputation by integrating data-led digital marketing with…

Since congestion pricing began one year ago, about 11 percent of the vehicles that once entered Manhattan’s central business district daily have disappeared. This may not seem like a lot. But it has changed the lives — and bank accounts, bus rides and travel behavior — of many. “There’s less traffic and more parking.” “I only drive if I have to move something large or heavy.” “Sometimes I skip lunch at work to make up for the driving tax.” “I visit my elderly parents less often.” “I complain to myself every time I have to pay the fee and I’m…

New York Times editors across the newsroom share their biggest questions as we leave 2025 behind and look ahead to 2026.By Richard W. Stevenson, Mohammed Hadi, Nestor Ramos, Nikita Stewart, Michael Mason, Gilad Thaler, David Seekamp, Lauren Pruitt, Luke Piotrowski and Edward VegaDecember 31, 2025