The Trump administration has escalated its political battle with the Democrats by firing federal workers in response to the ...

Donald Trump has said he will impose additional tariffs of 100 per cent on China and threatened to cancel his summit with ...

UK consumers have curbed spending more than anywhere else in the G7 since the pandemic, as high interest rates and fear of ...

The late minister Robert Badinter was “criticised, attacked, mocked, vilified, insulted, abused, even hated” for his life’s ...

Private equity has scored a partial victory in its push to expand in the US legal market, after lobbyists softened ...

MKS Instruments, a supplier to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, is selling a $1bn speciality chemicals division in ...

Tens of thousands of volunteers mobilised by the Democratic Socialists of America are working to elect a torchbearer for a ...

Among those surely hoping the NBA’s return is a success will be the executive team at Nike. The company has shoe deals with ...

As a new generation sets out in the footsteps of Nobu and Zuma, Jay Rayner examines the rise of ‘luxe’ food chains — and ...

Return of Israel’s dead hostages from Gaza will mark latest chapter in a conflict where remains have long been negotiating ...

The proximate reason is obvious. If it were to accept credit cards, Carlson’s would have to pay an interchange fee to a ...

Bill Clinton emerges as something of a prophet in a book about a gamble on free trade, while Giuliano da Empoli offers a ...