London-based fintech reports rise in profits but plays down speculation of imminent IPO
European Commission says European food delivery groups shared trade secrets
Allowing market instruments would damage bloc’s credibility, board says
US-German partnership hopes BNT327 will compete with Merck’s bestseller Keytruda
Average cost of residential property rose 0.5% between April and May to £273,427
Britain to build up to 12 attack submarines as it moves to war-ready footing
Stephen Hemsley was awarded $60mn of stock options after retaking the reins while keeping the board chair title
PM under pressure from deputy leader Angela Rayner to raise taxes for higher public spending
Historian comes from behind to defeat centre-right rival Rafał Trzaskowski in win for Maga movement abroad
Modelling shows localising manufacturing too quickly could reduce global trade by 18%
French company’s purchase of Blueprint Medicines boosts immunology pipeline
San Francisco-based fund pushes for change with Japan seen as next leg of sector’s development
Pretend work; bad lawyers; OpenAI; automated war; memories; and otters
Beijing promises to take strong measures to defend its interests
Irish designer assumes one of most prestigious jobs in fashion
Long-awaited rebound has reversed since ‘liberation day’ announcements, according to Bain & Company
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Decline in carbon capture wells comes as US Energy Department cancels $3.7bn for clean energy grants
Economic uncertainty hits sector in first quarter but London, Oxford and Cambridge buck trend, survey finds
German lender’s retail business told investors it would fall short of long-standing goal for 2025
Union Investment sold out of US oil major and smaller peer EOG Resources after review
Estimate by Health Foundation comes ahead of Rachel Reeves’ spending review
Tree planting and stricter entrance rules aim to keep visitors fewer and cooler after more than 1,000 deaths last year
Polls project the country will pick a leftwing leader in Tuesday’s presidential vote
Like economics, warfare is all about resource allocation
