Starbucks has reversed its North American policy allowing people to sit in stores and use the loo without buying anything. Patrons in the US and C
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has today launched its first strategic market status (SMS) designation investigation under the new digital markets
Governments generally borrow money by selling bonds to big investors, such as pension funds. UK government bonds are known as gilts.The yield on the 10-year gil
UK businesses are set to be protected by new world-leading ransomware proposals to tackle the threat of cybercrime, which is estimated to cost the UK economy b
The Prime Minister will host Iraqi Prime Minister in Downing Street to mark a revamped relationship between the UK and Iraq, working more closely to de
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.Chancellor Rachel Reeves will this
The great advantage of hostile takeover battles for public companies is that you get a clean punch-up. The records of both parties – bidder and target – are
During his speech, Sir Keir emphasised that his government would take a more aggressive approach to the development of AI than the European Union has.Major tech
The draft Annual Plan – ‘Promoting competition and protecting consumers to drive growth, opportunity, and prosperity for the UK’ – sets out the Competi
Government debt costs in Germany, France, Spain and Italy also rose on Monday.Some experts say investors are reacting to the re-election of former US President
Fuel and forecourt retailer Applegreen has agreed a deal to sell its UK petrol filling business to EG On The Move, a UK operator of fil
Starmer says Reeves doing 'fantastic job' and has his full confidenceMax Kendix from the Times has another try at the Rachel Reeves question. (See 12.11am.) Wil