Government wants to create a handful of national champions that can compete against large US and European rivals ...

Rachel Reeves cannot stick to her fiscal rules, meet spending pledges and avoid tax rises on “working people”, leaving the UK chancellor with an “impossible trilemma” ahead of the autumn Budget, an ...

Donald Trump has stoked a fierce battle over the redrawing of congressional districts in Texas and beyond as he tries to keep Republican control of the US House of Representatives in next year’s ...

Also in today’s newsletter, former TSMC staff arrested for alleged ‘trade secret leaks’, and OpenAI releases models to compete with DeepSeek ...

Nearly two-thirds of manufacturers, some 62 per cent, expect their staff to spend all their working days on site, compared with less than a third of business-to-business firms. Half of manufacturers ...

Lebanon’s government has told the army to devise a plan that would bring Hizbollah’s weapons under the control of the state by the end of the year, as the country’s political leaders come under ...

A report published by Sir Jon Cunliffe, a former deputy governor for the Bank of England, recommended that a new regulator replace Ofwat and assume its wider responsibilities, in the wake of public ...

The UK’s financial regulator has fined former fund manager Neil Woodford and his defunct company £46mn for “failures” in managing his eponymous equity income fund, which left thousands of investors ...

Today, we're bringing you an episode from our fellow FT podcast, The Economics Show.

US Coast Guard report finds deaths of five people on Titan were caused by poor design, maintenance and oversight ...

Iran has appointed a veteran politician to head the country’s top security body, signalling what observers said was an ...

Under the terms of the sanctions regime, western-linked companies are prohibited from buying seaborne oil priced above a G7 ...