Denmark and the Netherlands have become the latest countries to refuse Russia’s demands for how its gas should be paid for, further highlighting divisions in the EU over reliance on … Read More
This article is an on-site version of our #techFT newsletter. Sign up here to get the newsletter sent straight to your inbox The current shakeout in the tech sector means … Read More
EU leaders at a summit are struggling to agree an oil embargo against Russia that exempts a key supply route — a concession aimed at appeasing Hungary, which has been … Read More
EDF Energy has ruled out keeping one of Britain’s six remaining nuclear power plants open beyond the middle of the year in a blow to government efforts to bolster domestic … Read More
Greece has warned oil tankers and other vessels flying the country’s flag to avoid sea waters close to Iran following the seizure of two Greek-flagged oil tankers by Iranian forces … Read More
The writer is a contributing columnist, based in Chicago I can think of few things worse than spending weeks immersed in the news media favoured by someone whose political views … Read More
S4 Capital is looking for a new chair of its audit committee after Sir Martin Sorrell’s advertising start-up was forced to delay the publication of its annual results earlier this … Read More
Oil rose higher than $120 a barrel on Monday as tightness in refined fuel markets and concern over supplies from Russia propelled prices to the highest level in two months. … Read More
Founder Masayoshi Son is trying to turn round the fortunes of SoftBank following a historic loss for its Vision Fund unit. But moves to counteract falling profits and a dwindling … Read More
UK estate agent Foxtons has named a new chief executive as it seeks to address shareholder concerns about high pay and poor performance. Guy Gittins, the former boss of rival … Read More
