Greenpeace is being sued by oil group over demonstrations a decade ago. Campaigners say the future of legal protest is at stake
The Chinese tech giant is establishing a lead in a fiercely competitive sector, and its billionaire founder is back in favour
Tariffs and cuts to the federal workforce are raising uncertainty and sapping confidence, while investor exuberance has faded
As it chooses a new president, the world’s biggest sporting event is facing an exodus of major sponsors and a fast-changing media landscape
Although Kyiv has agreed to a potential ceasefire, most people in the country expect the war to continue and retain the will to keep battling
The return of inflation was meant to restore a more ‘normal’ economy. But it has been a bumpy ride for both consumers and companies
Revolut and Monzo face steep challenges in a complex regulatory environment and competitive retail banking sector
Chancellor-to-be Friedrich Merz wants to expand investment in defence and infrastructure. The race to re-arm could be a much-needed boost for manufacturing
A London espionage trial has provided rare insight into the activities of Jan Marsalek, the former payments executive, and how Moscow is outsourcing its spying
Private wealth management companies for the super-rich now manage trillions of dollars globally. Critics say they are open to abuse
One of the world’s most complex financial conglomerates is attracting scrutiny for circular flows of cash involving its global property portfolio
Two of the biggest names in global macro trading, Alan Howard and Chris Rokos, embody differing approaches to legacy
As western governments dramatically scale back budgets, remaining funding is likely to be a more obvious tool of geopolitical interests
Countries want to squeeze more electricity from ageing power plants to help meet global demand, but the strategy has its own challenges
The British prime minister believes he can still be a bridge between the Trump White House and Europe. But is this anything other than wishful thinking?
Developers are constructing more in high-risk areas — illustrating the twin challenges of adapting to severe weather while addressing a housing shortage
As traditional parties decline, vaccine scepticism has become one of the anti-establishment forces filling the vacuum
Order is being maintained by a patchwork of factions. Combining them into a national security apparatus is a delicate process
The president has shocked allies by opening talks with Moscow and criticising Ukraine. Will this dramatic shift in US foreign policy hold?
Just as the country is battling Donald Trump’s threats over the Panama Canal, a bitter environmental feud has reopened over the future of the country’s biggest mining project
Tariffs, trade wars and plans for big tax cuts could all rattle investors in US Treasuries, but it’s a resilient market with few alternatives
A new compensation scheme is meant to protect against push payment scams, but experts say the system itself is in urgent need of repair
The iPhone maker wants to diversify its supply chain beyond China. Can the world’s largest democracy deliver?
The Chinese leader enjoys complete domination of party and state. But to maintain stability, he also needs to signal there is a succession process
Optimism at the prospect of tax cuts and lighter regulation has given way to anxiety over trade policies
