In meetings this week, central bankers will consider cutting interest rates in the U.S. and U.K., while rate hikes could be on the table in Japan.

Business is strong for Samantha Wallace. But she’s dealing with complicated import rules and seeking the right varieties of domestic honey.

“The Sims had really kind of seeded that desire for homeownership in me at a young age,” said Elle Hunt, a journalist based in the U.K. “And I’d spent the interim 20 years walking away from that dream a bit.”

A new British pressure group is calling for the UK’s central bank to “lose the power to create unlimited amounts of money out of thin air.”

Historically, British supermarkets have rejected all imperfect produce, but that’s changing fast under pressure from rising food prices.

As British Prime Minister Liz Truss steps down, what’s next for the U.K.’s economy?

“She died — although at the age of 96 — too soon,” said Marketplace’s Stephen Beard.

A new movement aims to persuade 1 million households to refuse to pay skyrocketing bills, driven by imbalance in natural gas supplies.

The large-scale parties are a Jubilee tradition, as well as an integral element in local economies.

The British move to change unilaterally part of its withdrawal deal with the EU could trigger a trade war with the bloc.