Two economists who transformed crisis management win Nobel Prize
Robert E Hall and Michael Woodford helped central banks respond to 2008 financial turmoil
LVMH’s fashion and leather sales fall in luxury setback
Paris-listed group hails ‘buoyant’ US market but said sales were hit by slowdown in demand in China
Musk injects $275mn into Republicans’ fight to retain Congress
Trillionaire Tesla chief has become party’s biggest donor ahead of November’s pivotal midterms
Burnham’s Brussels reset hit by EU demands on university fees
Rejecting closer ties with EU would be ‘dereliction of duty’, prime minister to tell MPs
EU ‘safeguards’ hybrid car sector from Chinese imports under new deal
Auto sector welcomes ‘understanding’ reached with Beijing but other industries warn China’s huge trade surplus will persist without further action
It’s time for the UK to reward whistleblowers financially
Incentivising insiders to come forward will transform how we tackle fraud
UK imposes new sanctions on Iran over RAF Fairford incident
Andy Burnham says events at Gloucestershire base used by US military were ‘almost certainly directed’ by Islamic Revolutionary Guards
Goldman goes long stocks — and bonds*
*Not all bonds
Oil prices rise as Trump’s ‘energy ceasefire’ frays
Announcement followed deal with Putin as US president tries to contain impact of higher fuel costs ahead of midterm elections
US agents raid home of Trump critic Ilhan Omar
Homeland Security officials launch criminal investigation into the Minnesota representative
Women’s chess team She Plays to Win includes men’s world No 11 Anish Giri
Puzzle: spot the winning move to defeat Hans Niemann
Riyadh defiant as Houthis launch new missile strikes on Saudi Arabia
International oil company chiefs stay away from energy congress after airport attacks
Putin is breaching Trump’s ‘energy ceasefire’, Zelenskyy says
Ukraine says Russia conducted strikes on power plants after US president’s announcement on Sunday
Can a financier really revive LIV Golf?
BC Partners’ Ted Goldthorpe is hoping to prove the doubters wrong in pulling the circuit out of bankruptcy and making global team golf viable
EssilorLuxottica heir reveals drug struggles as rift with CEO grows
Scion of Del Vecchio family has become increasingly outspoken against former mentor Francesco Milleri
Nato’s supreme commander warns Moscow against attacks in Europe
Alexus Grynkewich says Russia’s ‘hybrid’ war is unsettling even if conflict is not imminent
Franco-German deal on EU car policy is ‘imminent’, says Macron
Agreement would push back Europe’s phaseout of combustion engines and boost car production on the continent to combat Chinese competition
Europe is finally confronting China
At last, the French and the Germans are getting serious about standing up to Beijing’s mercantilism
Labour plan to cut funds from heat pump scheme sparks industry backlash
Energy department ordered to find £2bn of savings as part of Downing Street drive to boost defence spending
‘The youth are no longer afraid’: protests test Modi’s grip
Widening unrest takes aim at election integrity and threatens prime minister’s legitimacy
AI regulation must mimic Industrial Revolution laws, UK minister says
Kanishka Narayan tells companies not to release frontier models ‘if you can’t adequately control the risks’
The EU has more bark but lacks bite towards China
Germany’s apparent shift towards trade belligerence is unfocused and unproven
Tarek Atoui wants Turbine Hall visitors to hear his art — and feel the sound
The experimental Lebanese artist on filling the Tate Modern space with a vast array of obscure instruments and inviting dozens of musicians to take part
How Prune Nourry resurrected Paris’s forgotten female artists
When she visited the Petit Palais museum, the artist realised just four per cent of the sculptures were created by women — she aims to correct the balance