A new class of imperilled white-collar workers could radically reshape British democracy

Labour manifesto pledge features in a package of reforms that will lead to legislation later in this parliament

Thanks for all the money, Punks

UK raises more from shrinking pool of wealthy residents

NPR and PBS would lose federal funding under measure that now goes back to House of Representatives

Companies faced higher taxes and uncertainty from US trade war

Across the continent, remote villages are fading amid declining births and residents departing for greater opportunity in urban centres

US president’s offensive against Jay Powell has prompted swings in the dollar and lifted long-term inflation expectations

Jain Global’s first year showcases the huge barriers to entry of starting a new multi-strategy hedge fund

Britain ‘cannot afford to scare capital away’, says boss of Royal Bank of Canada

Daughter of former FBI director James Comey also worked on Sean Combs case

President says beverage giant will switch back to its old primary sweetener in cola produced domestically

Policymakers in Beijing are deadlocked while some analysts believe rates are, in effect, at zero already

Canadian owner of Circle K chain blames lack of ‘constructive engagement’ by Japan’s Seven & i

Populism has caught up with the country and found fertile soil

Berlin vows more pragmatic approach after years of tension between two countries over arms exports

Deputy leader Richard Tice says rightwing populist party will reassess ‘all net zero commitments’ due to high costs

The US bank hired Viswas Raghavan as head of banking in 2024 to bolster its position in investment banking

Centralised process has compromised launch of commission president’s spending plan, colleagues say

Debra Crew struggled to convey the appearance of being fully in control

Parliament and regulators are shrugging off a decision that freed the government from accountability

US president later said such a move would be ‘highly unlikely’, prompting swings in currency markets

UK prime minister seeks to bolster authority after failing to push through welfare reform

Deaths follow series of killings by Israeli military near controversial aid group’s centres