No clear winner in Israeli parliamentary election, exit polls suggest
Benjamin Netanyahu urges rivals to join Jewish coalition and shun Arab parties as neither bloc set for majority
Benjamin Netanyahu urges rivals to join Jewish coalition and shun Arab parties as neither bloc set for majority
South Korean group posts better than expected operating profit for third quarter and announces stock buybacks
‘We’ve stockpiled cheap gherkins’
From Hugo Dixon and Lee Buchheit
From Johan Enegren, Stockholm, Sweden
From Thijs Van de Graaf, Energy Fellow, Brussels Institute for Geopolitics; Associate Professor, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium
From Grahame Aldous KC, Author of ‘Prize Money in Nelson’s Navy’, London SW20, UK
From Jano Costard, Head of Challenges at SPRIN-D, Federal Agency for Breakthrough Innovation, Leipzig, Germany
From Michael Jacobs, Former Treasury adviser (2004-07), Emeritus Professor of Political Economy, University of Sheffield, London NW1, UK
From Paul McIntyre, London N19, UK
From Gary Ransom, Yorba Linda, CA, US
From Bernadette Young, Chief Executive, Indigo Governance, Westcliff on Sea, Essex, UK
Parliamentary inquiry says consumers are carrying ‘extraordinary’ financial risk and footing most of the £40bn bill as private investors ‘cash in’
Chancellor to pledge extra support for businesses, entrepreneurs and households during ‘difficult moment’
Chancellor will use Wednesday’s Budget to maintain tax-free limit at £20,000 a year, reversing plan by predecessor Rachel Reeves
Business secretary wants to know whether Gordon Brothers is unnecessarily seeking to push discount group into administration
Also in today’s newsletter: US and Russia discuss potential oil deals and law firm Weil prepares for possible wind-down
Defeated rightwing presidential candidate is under investigation by Brazilian police over alleged corruption and money laundering
Robert Armstrong speaks to John Foley
Wall Street rises as tech industry reports third-quarter earnings
Anthropic’s initial public offering is shaping up to be the largest ever.
McKinsey, BCG and Bain have boosted offers for candidates as jobs market heats up
First vote since October 7 2023 attack pits Netanyahu’s far-right coalition against opposition bloc in knife-edge contest