Billionaire investor offers no significant details but suggests key congressional races will be initial targets ...

Telling people to eat less and exercise more does not work. Putting fat, sugar and salt on every corner, making it available ...

While the defence spending is necessary, the fiscal largesse is storing up trouble. New borrowing is taking place at elevated ...

Companies are not yet rushing to relocate production to the US, but investment and dealmaking have already slowed ...

Billionaire’s political threats have not stopped the president’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ hurting the electric-car maker’s ...

Debates about big or small government belong in the past; being agile enough to seize future chances is what matters ...

The writer is director of The Turkey Project at the Brookings Institution. The 12-day war between Israel and Iran has redrawn the power balance in the Middle East. An emboldened Israel seeking to ...

Nigel Farage is wooing City figures by promising to appoint a string of business leaders to ministerial roles, including in ...

The industrial strategy, unveiled by Reynolds at the end of June, has a target to cut red tape for businesses by 25 per cent as part of a broader plan to streamline regulations and make it “easier and ...

Activity in the UK private services sector rose at the fastest rate in 10 months in June while growth in the prices charged by businesses slowed, according to a closely watched survey published on ...

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Companies and investors must decide whether to pursue tailored certifications or broader ones that cover more ground ...