The deft (or should one really say daft) decision handed down by US Judge Jennifer Rochon to “provisionally” block Capri’s $8.5bn acquisition of the pocketbook company Tapestry will surely avoid Capri ...

Shale boss Chris Wright is the frontrunner to be Donald Trump’s energy secretary, a role which would put the oilman at the heart of the administration’s drive to loosen restrictions on the fossil fuel ...

Donald Trump has given the billionaire the task of slashing the size of the state. Similar efforts have fallen far short in ...

Dyson Farming owns at least 36,000 acres, the group says, across Lincolnshire, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire and Somerset. It ...

“If the CAT were taken out by the courts, we would have a big hole in our financial regulation. If you’re trying to catch ...

Directors at Barclays are making the most of the share price gains. This month, Denny Nealon, chief executive of Barclays’ US consumer bank, sold more than 100,000 shares for £2.44, or £255,000 in ...

The FCA publicly censured H2O for failing to “carry out proper due diligence” on investments linked to the controversial ...

The mild weather favours flowery Novembers but destructive animals are out in force. Plants that resist attack are the way to ...

Mozambique’s hidden debts debacle rolls on, even after a London high court judge this year awarded the country more than $2bn in damages and indemnities from Privinvest, supplier of these boats.

Wayne McGregor’s three-act works have obliged the conscientious balletgoer to read (or re-read) three Virginia Woolfs; The ...

In 1982, Laurie Anderson embarked on an artistic voyage surveying America. United States Part 1-4 clocked in at eight hours and 78 scenes touching on subjects ranging from money to politics. Four ...

Police raid home of 64-year-old accused of insulting Robert Habeck and uploading an image to X that referenced the Nazi era ...