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Getting clear about how much slack there is will tell us how tight monetary policy should be
Billionaire investor Brad Jacobs once again is using a small unloved company as his acquisition vehicle
He makes leftwing gestures to avoid taking leftwing action. Britain should thank its stars
Very few medicines are developed with young infants in mind, and this can have devastating consequences
Borrowing costs are rising. That’s hurting some companies more than others
Strong rulings to protect electoral integrity helped pave the way for a peaceful and decisive midterm vote
Elections show the importance of victory in the conflict between despotism and democracy
A new paper on the Great Unconformity advances a novel theory on one of geology’s great mysteries
The choice is America First without Trump or a swing to a broader pragmatism
Trying to get stuff done without these new powers and funding streams has been too difficult for elected mayors
Accepting defeat with grace would go against a lifetime of going for broke
The Santander chief says she will be the last in her family to run the bank
There is a more straightforward reason for employees’ decreased willingness to go above and beyond — not enough money and control
Telling people to stock up is one thing but the Japanese know that building a stockpile of civil credibility requires greater effort
Through using their strengths on spending, they can stymie and reverse much of Trump’s agenda
Some of the leading AI companies are dangerously reliant on single executives
A sold-out run by the queen of power ballads, extended into 2027, is a rare bit of good news for France amid nationwide strikes
The Financial Services and Markets Bill sees the pendulum swinging purposefully towards deregulation
The American and Russian leaders have both launched failed wars. Will Xi Jinping learn the right lesson?
Our partners in the High North understand that every citizen, community and company has a duty
Companies worth half a trillion pounds have been snapped up by foreign buyers over the past decade
To keep power and make real change, they need to tell the American people painful truths
Pro-growth policies on their own won’t address the concerns of voters worried about the cost of living
Binance and supermarket freezers reveal the costs of digitisation
Brussels is moving in the right direction but could push national governments further
The midterms are only the latest sign of hope
The coiffeur revolutionised hairdressing with his line of styling products
American retrenchment could change Middle East balance of power and signify opportunities for China
Accession is really not a negotiation. It is a process and candidates must tick all the relevant boxes
The Caribbean Community has 10 relatively modest proposals for repairing relations with the UK
The popularity of manosphere vocabulary takes the sting out of a harmful ideology
US midterms are the latest confirmation that reports of the death of liberal democracy have been much exaggerated
Investors are no longer pricing in accelerating AI growth
The Home Office must restore public faith wrecked by the gulf between political rhetoric and reality
The 37-year-old senator-elect combined Christian faith and anti-corruption messaging to give the left its first statewide win in decades
Millions have been disciplined
Robust institutions have been and always will be the bedrock of US capitalism
But Britain’s hard-pressed universities should not be left worse off
The movement of Nelson Mandela has been reduced to a minority party in the country’s largest cities
Billions can now access AI. This could spread wealth, or concentrate power further among the tech elite
In continental Europe, migrants’ daughters are more mobile than their sons
Positive facts mean nothing if people are not personally experiencing solid real income growth
The end of Trumpism doesn’t ensure the return of an outward-looking superpower willing to underwrite other countries’ defence
The Republicans and Democrats positioning themselves for a run at the Oval Office in 2028
The president promised — but did not deliver — more manufacturing jobs and higher employment rates for native-born Americans
A stunning rebuke by Americans offers a chance to start rebuilding US democracy
Dancing gives way to dejection at Florida festivities
In multiple midterm races the president’s heavy-handed input boomeranged
To protect retail investors, we should stop permitting the deferral of stock-based employee compensation costs
The US president forgot the economic bit of populism
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