First Brands forced into liquidation by bankruptcy court
Federal judge in Texas said litigation trust plan floated by company and senior lenders ‘was unconfirmable under any circumstances’
Federal judge in Texas said litigation trust plan floated by company and senior lenders ‘was unconfirmable under any circumstances’
Prime minister opts not to rip up plans drawn up under Sir Keir Starmer that mostly rely on housing associations
Move marks further escalation of Washington’s trade war with Ottawa
US Treasury secretary had billed announcement as ‘D-Day’ for Tehran but stopped short of sweeping action
Prime minister stops short of ruling out tax increases in October’s Budget, saying his policies will be ‘funded’
Bessent’s moves on the yen and long-dated bonds do little to assuage markets long-term
Potential veto poses challenge for energy companies reliant on Chinese supplies
Trove of combat imagery used to train AI models to identify and strike Russian targets
Her proposed electoral reform could shore up the governing coalition despite its poor record in power
A crooning gummy bear features in Jaha Koo’s Edinburgh International Festival production, where food becomes a conjuring trick
Based on real stories of the Sixties Scoop in Canada, this affecting show follows one woman’s search for her lost family
Container lines push regulator to change rules where laptops or power banks with batteries do not need to be declared
The races, the money and the issues that will determine the final half of Trump’s second term
Renewed trade war has inflicted pain and uncertainty on companies that deal with US
Once high-flying fast-fashion retailer is listing in Hong Kong at quarter of peak value after years of false starts
Organisers face potential enforcement after rally to celebrate leader’s Clacton by-election win was denied an events licence
British officials reveal sweeping Brussels negotiating plan drawn up in former prime minister’s last days in office
A lot of people are finding an appetite for whey
The US economic conversation is expanding to include things such as corruption and the Wall Street-Main Street divide
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British company Core Power plans its first vessel in 2028 following partnership deal with Trump administration
Wealth distribution in the US has rendered the Federal Reserve’s usual tools less effective
For the first time, a US court will try one of those alleged to be responsible for the attack
Roland Lescure says it would be ‘difficult’ to scrap unpopular surcharge on country’s largest firms