Former KMPG partner turned whistleblower Brendan Lyon has launched legal action in the Supreme Court that could force partners at big four professional services firms to be personally liable for the ...

Britain is stuck in a “doom loop” of rising debts, higher taxes and slower growth, one of the world’s most influential hedge ...

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LVMH – sees its largest fashion and leather goods segment down 8% in 1H2025, it is warning of a wider industry downturn.

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Shell and other oil majors have withdrawn from the SBTi climate standard effort, triggering a pause in its oil and gas ...

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Tom Clarkson has been called up by the British & Irish Lions as additional front-row cover ahead of the first test against Australia on Saturday, the team said on Sunday.

Greece's ruling conservatives will ask parliament to investigate a scandal in which Greek farmers for years faked land ownership to receive EU agricultural subsidies, the government said on Monday.

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