Investment in project off UK’s coast boosts Danish developer battling rising costs and political challenges

Prime minister tells Labour MPs he will reduce Britain’s national debt without making deep cuts to public spending

Chancellor examining wide range of measures in bid to fill fiscal hole of between £20bn and £30bn

Deposition with Black Cube co-founder details how firm profits from placing stories and prompting regulatory investigations

Novo and Metsera deny Pfizer’s arguments

Defamation case pits LVMH wine and spirits division against professed whistleblower

The world is focused on America’s lead but Beijing has the means, motive and opportunity to pull ahead

The risk now is that well-intentioned landlords — the majority — find themselves caught in the crossfire

Surveillance footage showed alleged abuse of Palestinian inmate at notorious Israeli prison

Move by FTSE’s biggest company gains support of 99% of shareholders who voted in blow to London market

A predicted flight caused by democratic socialist mayoral candidate’s likely victory on Tuesday has yet to materialise

Lossmaking start-up commits to spending close to $1.5tn as it gobbles up processing power

SM Energy and Civitas Resources announce all-stock ‘strategic combination’

Sale marks first time Izzy Englander has parted with equity in firm’s 36-year history

Commerce department approval paves way for huge new investment in AI and cloud infrastructure in Middle East

The continent’s political future could be defined by a never-ending struggle between the centre and the radical right

$49bn tie-up came on frantic day of mergers and acquisitions across corporate America

Anthony Williams faces 10 charges of attempted murder and is also accused of conducting a separate attack in London

Reform UK in government could transform central bank constitutionally

Reform leader sets out party’s ‘economic vision’ for Britain in bid to boost credibility on economy

Movement for family and humanitarian reasons continued to rise in 2024

EU grant applications hit record in 2025 amid surge in interest from American academics

If Britain is serious about growth, it needs strong lenders with the capacity to reinvest in financing the economy

Many consumers are resisting, even turning back the digital revolution