Thames Water creditors plan board shake-up if utility avoids nationalisation
Move aims to reassure government there would be a change of leadership under their ownership
Move aims to reassure government there would be a change of leadership under their ownership
How AI is changing university graduates' pathways to lucrative careers
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Economists criticise Fed chair’s communication strategy as policymakers prepare to gather at Jackson Hole symposium
Plus, weathernomics
Also in this newsletter: UK pledge to Ukraine and German public-private partnerships
Also in this newsletter: An outburst of gun violence in the EU’s capital
Market capitalisation is nearly three quarters below its peak after fast-fashion retailer’s attempts to list in New York and London failed
Big Four firm to let go of 5% of country staff and reduce compensation by 13% as consulting revenue tanks
Fed and BoE will remain on hold, with rate rises from ECB and Bank of Japan to come this year, according to our August survey
City-state is on course to become a ‘super-aged’ society this year
Victoria Craig talks to Claire Jones and Lee Harris
ONS says technology will help save thousands of hours a year as it seeks to strengthen core output
Big Tech thinks wearables are the gateway to artificial intelligence. Critics call it cringe stalkerware
Insurers have raised prices or restricted coverage for ships and other firms in the region owing to Iran conflict and Houthi attacks
US supermajor and LyondellBasell among suitors as UK group looks to shed underperforming plants and refocus on oil and gas
Private credit’s insurance boom could have hidden costs
In an age of hagiographic sports documentaries, Kevin Macdonald’s Prime Video series offers a refreshingly unfiltered view of the manager’s final seasons
Environmental changes are reshaping trade, commerce, logistics and geopolitics
The multi-award-winning Italian writer turns memory into drama in this warm, teasing account of an early-1970s adolescence
Veterans of one of cinema’s most glamorous gatherings share their favourite places in La Serenissima
Meet the woman turning Homo Faber into a design powerhouse
Ties between Swiss bank and Record soured but UK partner remains as manager, according to insiders
Drought and heatwaves have played a part in shortages but the main culprit is years of under-investment in the water industry after privatisation