Sporty sunglasses have become an unexpectedly favoured accessory, and not only among sporty people. Once the domain of cyclists or warehouse revellers, it’s become increasingly common to wear a suit ...

I have a marvellous relationship with gardens. Friends and family across India from the Nilgiris to the Himalayas do the grunt work of tending and growing them, while I get to enjoy the fruits of ...

Denmark and Finland are opposing plans for the EU to issue joint debt for purposes beyond defence, weakening Brussels’ plans ...

The British Museum is set to display the Bayeux Tapestry for the first time, a sign of efforts to bolster British-French ties as part of Emmanuel Macron’s state visit to the UK.

CoreWeave will increase its potential data centre capacity by more than 2 gigawatts. For context, that’s approximately half the size of OpenAI’s enormous Stargate supercomputer project. But if data ...

Britain’s ability to respond to future shocks is ‘substantially eroded’ because of high debt, says fiscal watchdog ...

Retired judge says Fujitsu staff aware of bugs before rollout, leading to ‘disastrous’ impact on those wrongly accused ...

Former UK prime minister returns to bank he worked at before entering politics ...

Also in today’s newsletter, White House pushes back on allegations that workforce cuts hampered Texas flood alert ...

Of course, a higher S&P 500 index doesn’t necessarily mean skimpier risk premia. It’s perfectly possible that the market could be discounting an ever-rosier future, and doing so with ever-great risk ...

Three men have been found guilty of carrying out an arson attack on a warehouse in east London, which prosecutors said was orchestrated by individuals linked to Russia’s paramilitary Wagner group.

Save the Children has halted a decades-long partnership with BCG over its work on Gaza, after the consultancy helped develop a contentious aid scheme and modelled the costs of relocating Palestinians ...