A growing number of wealthy UK residents are investing in country establishments

Wall Street executive’s remuneration jumps 21% from the previous year and was roughly in line with bank’s profits

Banks endure presidential attacks as their share prices and profits soar under lenient policies

Washington’s allies are looking for a new strategy after a week that has demonstrated what some see as the risks of subordination and coercion

Reform UK leader’s pass and hotel costs for World Economic Forum event were paid for by Sasan Ghandehari

By-election win would open path for Manchester mayor to launch challenge for Labour leadership

Donald Trump has said he plans to name his nominee to run the US central bank ‘in the not too distant future’

Tracking the Donald Trump show has become pointless for investors in the short term

UK government has been courting Chinese company to build cars locally

Investor appetite for blue-chip debt remains strong despite a choppy week for stocks triggered by Trump’s tariff threats

Buildings don’t spy, bully, or interfere — people do

Talks that are due to take place next month take on fresh urgency after the transatlantic rupture in Davos

The Maga activist on rifts within the right, his primary race against Trump confidant Lindsey Graham — and the president’s mistake over the Epstein files

UK prime minister says US president should apologise for comments in latest sign of strain between allies

Price closes in on $5,000 per ounce and silver tops $100 as Trump’s shortlived tariffs threat sparks rush into precious metals

The Nato secretary-general is happy to use flattery in order to get things done

Tristram Hunt tells the FT that Labour’s non-dom tax changes have been a ‘challenge’ for fundraising

Restructuring made group star performer in FTSE 100 last year

Performance of Czechoslovak Group underlines strong investor demand for defence companies

Co-chief Greg Peters says Netflix is winning Warner Bros shareholder support for a deal that would upend Hollywood

Volumes rose unexpectedly in December, beating forecasts as demand for gold and silver strengthened

Move comes after Canadian prime minister took aim at US president in Davos speech

Good relations with the US commander-in-chief are more than a nice-to-have

US president backed off his threat of new duties on European economies after market tumult