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The government is poised to take the UK’s third-largest steelworks into public ownership, after months of talks to find a buyer broke down. Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds said on Monday that ministers would s...
There are half a billion bricks lying unused in Britain, it has been revealed, piling fresh pressure on the government’s “stretch target” of building 1.5m homes by the next election. As many as 500,000,000 bricks –...
The group behind US gaming giant Roblox is suing a UK food brand and its philanthropic arm over alleged intellectual property infringement. Roblox Corporation, the Californian video game developer, filed a lawsuit in the...
Microsoft has drawn up new limits for its homegrown AI models after Silicon Valley’s sudden reckoning with the risks of increasingly powerful systems spreads to one of its biggest companies. The US tech giant published a...
Battersea Power Station has entered the final phase of its £5bn regeneration project after its Malaysian owners submitted plans for the site’s remaining 16 acres.  The neighbourhood’s newest development will add as...
The City stands ready to help the Chancellor deliver good growth in every postcode at the Budget, says Chris Hayward Recent years have been challenging for people, policymakers and industry leaders alike. Conflicts have...
Global footballers’ union Fifpro has called for an independent review of the Fifa Council’s powers after it was apparently sidelined by Gianni Infantino’s World Cup sell-off plan. The call comes in a communique issued as...
Former hedge fund tycoon Crispin Odey has failed to overturn a £1.8m fine and lifetime ban from working in the financial services industry. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) earlier this year hit Odey with the fine a...
The Bank of England is likely to slow its unusual approach to offloading gilts after conceding it had pushed up borrowing costs at a time when government bond yields have hit near-record highs, economists have predicted....
A top private golf course in Scotland bordering Gleneagles is expected to be sold to an overseas buyer for tens of millions of pounds. Perthshire venue gWest Golf Course, dubbed Scotland’s Ghost Course, was supposed to b...
Borrowers are bracing for more mortgage woes ahead of the Bank of England’s interest rate decision this week. Mortgage rates have climbed to their highest level in nearly five months after some 25 lenders hiked their dea...
London-listed software stocks jumped on Monday as calls from the world’s biggest AI companies to slow development offered some relief to businesses previously seen as vulnerable to the technology. Sage climbed more than...
Britain faces an “AI belief challenge” driven by public skepticism over job losses and corporate greed, requiring companies to align technological progress with human interests, says Michael Hayman Technology...
The Bank of England will raise interest rates to four per cent by the end of the year, a top Wall Street bank has warned.  Goldman Sachs has upgraded its interest rate expectations amid concerns that inflation could...
City Hall already controls London’s bus network, so why is Sadiq Khan humouring a proposal to build a publicly owned bus operator.
The owners of cybersecurity firm NordVPN and British basketball champions London Lions have signed up NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal as an ambassador. The 7ft 1in O’Neal, a four-time NBA champion and member of the USA Dream...
Former Formula 1 world champion Jody Scheckter has been forced to stump up £1.4m in unpaid tax after an appeal against an HMRC ruling on his buffalo farm failed in court. The 1979 F1 title-winner was forced to close the...
Would it be highly cynical to suggest that Labour are changing Britain’s policy on Israel in search of domestic political advantage, asks Eliot Wilson If politics is the art of persuasion, as Aristotle’s Rhetorike seems...
Alpine has taken a very different approach to the electric SUV with the A390, but does its mix of performance, range and style make it a better choice than more established rivals? Why the Alpine A390 is different Alpine...
Diljit Dosanjh performance at Wembley was not some niche cultural showcase, it was a sell-out by a superstar – and a sign of how far Britain has come, says Lord Ranger There are some places that hold memories. And...
A group of Revolut hackers are threatening to release stolen customer data unless they receive payment from the fintech, after the company inadvertently handed over a trove of users’ private information. The digital bank...
Tech stocks tumbled across Asia and US futures pointed lower on Monday after some of the world’s most powerful AI bosses called for the industry to slow development over safety fears. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite drop...
Top men’s and women’s tennis players including Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka have agreed to cease their public campaign for more prize money and power at Grand Slams. It follows agreement with organisers of the four...
Frasers Group, the retail empire run by Mike Ashley, has overthrown the chairman of Hugo Boss as it seeks control of the German fashion house.  The UK fashion group, which owns Sports Direct, Jack Wills and Flannels...
