The deadly hit was the second such manoeuvre in the area in as many weeks

‘Prime Vision’ service featuring gaming-style graphics comes as sports broadcasters seek to boost youth engagement

Sir Keir Starmer to explore closer alignment of capital markets during US president’s three-day trip

Arab and Muslim nations weigh options as anger mounts over attack on US ally despite fears of antagonising Donald Trump

Monetary Policy Committee will announce on Thursday whether it is dialling back the pace at which it is cutting its gilt holdings

Shares in Google’s parent company up more than 30% since late July

Opt-in proxy system would automate retail investor votes to support board positions

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US president says forcing groups to disclose their finances every three months is ‘not good’

US president says talks with Beijing have ‘gone very well’ and plans call with Xi Jinping this week

A look back to the days of Enoch Powell suggests a better model

The two wars have divided the west — and not along the old left-right lines

Winston Weinberg’s company is making lawyers ‘a lot more productive’, but critics say it offers little more than ChatGPT

Stock in electric-vehicle maker jumps 6% after regulatory filing discloses purchase

Politician says ‘flame of conservatism’ is passing as he joins Nigel Farage’s rightwing populist party

Carmakers fear falling behind on scale and technology even as profit margins drop and officials lambast extreme discounting

Regulator’s statement comes as US and Chinese officials meet in Madrid for talks

Alternative for Germany puts centre-ground parties under pressure in North Rhine-Westphalia’s municipal poll

Prices for material used for thermal imaging systems in military equipment at 14-year high

Retail sales and factory output growth hit lowest rate in 9 months amid mounting domestic weakness

Proposals would give UK much stricter rules for market than US or EU

The assassination comes as universities are under pressure to expose students to a more diverse range of views

Card reader company wants to raise cash to buy up competitors

Paul Atkins signals softer approach to Wall Street regulation than under his predecessor