Swiss sportswear brand On has signed Kylian Mbappé to spearhead its entry into football, dealing a blow to rival Nike, which ...

The relentless creep of the compliance state leaves businesses and individuals in a constant whirr of updating, checking, worrying. This is starting to filter into everyday conversations. A visit to ...

The story is as relevant as ever, but the defiance and soaring voices of the performers don’t quite save this new spin on the ...

A recent court case has shone more light on what went wrong and who was responsible for the near-overnight demise of a lender that had a market capitalisation in 2021 of more than $40bn and was still ...

Paris, which took over the G7 presidency at the start of the year, has faced protests and blockades from fishermen over soaring fuel prices in recent days. France on Friday extended support for ...

Berkshire Hathaway has named Howard Buffett as chair, replacing his father Warren, who will become chair emeritus of America’s best-known conglomerate. The elevation of Howard Buffett is the latest ...

Kevin Warsh led a unanimous vote to raise US interest rates a quarter point to a range between 3.75 and 4 per cent, four months after taking over as the US central bank’s chair. The move was widely ...

The donations of £36mn each from Ben Delo and Christopher Harborne to Nigel Farage’s party have caused panic inside the government and led ministers to examine restricting political party spending ...

First off, let’s get the terminology right. The Antichrist is not the Devil. El Diablo is more your chairman-of-the-board ...

The Bank of Japan raised its main interest rate by a quarter point to 1.25 per cent with a 7 to 2 majority vote at its September meeting. Toichiro Asada and Ayano Sato, both recent government ...

Motion brought by union to replace AI Security Institute comes as minister opens door to strengthening legislation ...

The other is that Anthropic will prioritise the interests of a subset of countries, defined either as the US and allies, or democracies, which have, respectively, only 17 per cent and 45 per cent of ...