Former UK business secretary used talking points in conversations with US official about financial crisis measures

America must now ask itself if it can restore a culture of shame

US digital payments company appoints former board chair Enrique Lores to replace Alex Chriss

Billionaire folds rocket maker into a lossmaking AI start-up, betting scale and control can beat rivals to blockbuster IPO

Move by one of the biggest UK lenders broadens options available to low-deposit borrowers

Common feature in electric vehicles has raised safety concerns

The London brand has drawn on British marketing traditions for its irreverent image

Meteoric rise — and thumping sell-off — has seen the volatile precious metal compared to a ‘meme stock’

But there is a disconnect between economists’ metrics and people’s perceptions

Resources at $500bn company are being redirected from long-term research towards improving the flagship chatbot

Telefónica and Liberty Global are leading a takeover of Netomnia in a deal to close gap with BT’s Openreach

Kurt Björklund is the latest addition to the growing list of wealthy financiers to have left the country

Falling levels of immigration also reduce competition among tenants

Bank’s general counsel sought sex offender’s help with career advancement and advised him on press enquiries

Executives seeking regulatory relief help make lame-duck president a potent political force with record fundraising

Rocket company boosts valuation to $1tn and pays $250bn to acquire AI start-up as Musk envisions data centres in space

British chancellor participates in talks with the bloc focused on resetting relations between the two sides

Metropolitan Police announces move after revelations former minister leaked confidential information to sex offender

Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu resorts to special constitutional power in order to tackle deficit

As boycotts spread, the US is discovering the price of being politically unpopular

Prosperity and security will be driven by removing unnecessary barriers that hold businesses back

Levies will drop from 50% to 18% as US president claims New Delhi will buy more than $500bn of American goods

US Export-Import Bank will provide $10bn in debt financing for effort named Project Vault

European Court of Auditors says bloc’s raw materials policy rests on ‘incomplete foundations’