Bank of America survey shows a majority of money managers think companies are overinvesting

Activist investor encouraged by idea that the miner could split into two companies under new leadership

And suddenly, there may be a reverse Midas at the centre of AI’s circular economy

Property in One Hyde Park had been held via a trust, with Natalia Rozhkova listed as beneficiary

Bitcoin drops 28% in six weeks as broader reversal in digital assets followed by slide in Asian equities

Huge improvements in the decades since are a reminder that even really knotty problems can get better

Politics today is about ‘open vs closed’, but the UK government’s approach risks appeasing no one

Europe wrestles with crumbling bridges, narrow tunnels and red tape as it plans how to move an army eastward

Trump-supporting billionaire narrows EIT’s ambitions by cutting initiatives and tightening control

The measures underline the financial realities facing the party after its first six months in local government

Bank’s leadership differs on who has necessary finance experience and Asia knowledge

Resolution is first step in complex, multiphase plan for the enclave

Partial embargo caused backlash for Chancellor Friedrich Merz and prompted harsh criticism from Benjamin Netanyahu

Rightwing populist party claims chancellor Rachel Reeves can avoid tax rises at the Budget

Tories seek to draw up battle lines over the Budget as Reeves prepares to lift the two child benefit cap

Former US Treasury secretary sought paedophile’s advice over relationship he was pursuing

Aggressive crackdown on touts comes after backlash over cost of watching live music and sport

Home Office says hesitancy around deporting families creates ‘perverse incentives’ to put children on small boats

Changes announced by home secretary Shabana Mahmood aim to cut number of people seeking to become refugees

Relying on a jumble of tax rises will only make Reeves’ task more difficult

BlackRock-owned lender has accused companies controlled by Bankim Brahmbhatt of ‘brazen’ fraud

Ecommerce giant’s first US bond in three years comes as it cranks up spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure

Ministers’ plan to attract more cash into London-listed stocks could fall short, it says

As the EU struggles to defend its interests, outside powers play divide and rule