On a quiet April morning, cranes, bulldozers, trucks and construction workers bustled down streets in two places lying in opposite directions from Phoenix: those to its north building TSMC’s $12bn … Read More
The Labour party has accused Rishi Sunak of causing uncertainty and damaging investment plans with his “haphazard, last minute” threat to impose a windfall tax on British electricity generators, a … Read More
UK ministers have come under attack for taking a “last minute” approach to bolstering domestic energy supplies this winter and avoiding the possibility of blackouts if Russia cuts off gas … Read More
A professional qualification known as the “hardest exam in finance” is falling out of fashion, with new applicants for the chartered financial analyst programme running well below pre-pandemic levels for a … Read More
The value of initial public offerings in the US and Europe has fallen 90 per cent this year as the Ukraine war and rising inflation and interest rates have forced … Read More
There is logic and a certain poetic justice to the idea of using frozen Russian assets to fund the reconstruction of Ukraine. Russian forces have done tens of billions of … Read More
Bryan Perkins, whose family has farmed a patch of the Canadian prairie for more than a century, has never seen his costs rise like they have in recent months. The … Read More
Ryanair is making South African nationals take a general knowledge test in Afrikaans to prove their nationality before they are allowed to board its planes in the UK and Europe, … Read More
The World Bank Group leadership is under fresh fire from the US administration to step up its climate change efforts, after a blunt complaint from the US Treasury about its … Read More
Oncologists are hopeful a drug developed by AstraZeneca and Daiichi Sankyo will change how doctors treat the most common type of late-stage breast cancer, after data showed it doubled the … Read More
