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Marc Rich, late founder of the commodities trader that became Glencore who was indicted by the US in the 1980s for tax evasion and fraud, once said the transparency that … Read More
Stuart Hignell, who runs Bristol Gas Supplies, has known many of his customers in the English city of Bristol for years — he has a Polaroid photo of one of … Read More
The head of Asia-Pacific at the world’s largest asset manager BlackRock said she was confident that an exodus of foreign talent was temporary, and that the region remained attractive despite … Read More
Sam Fleming, Valentina Pop and Andy Bounds in Brussels, and David Sheppard in London EU leaders at a summit struck a deal on an oil embargo against Russia that exempts … Read More
Ministers have watered down plans for an overhaul of audit and boardroom rules in the UK, dropping a proposal to require directors to sign off on companies’ internal controls and … Read More
The number of NHS workers in England and Wales claiming retirement benefits has reached a record monthly high, according to data that underlines the difficult backdrop to government efforts to … Read More
The US chipmaker Qualcomm wants to buy a stake in Arm alongside its rivals and create a consortium that would maintain the UK chip designer’s neutrality in the highly competitive … Read More
Britain’s retailers have warned prime minister Boris Johnson that his plan to bring back imperial measures will push up the price of goods — because they would need relabelling — … Read More
