London’s Grenfell Tower, where a fire killed 72 people in 2017, will be dismantled because of safety concerns about the damaged tower block, deputy prime minister Angela Rayner is set to announce.

Nissan has begun searching for a strategic partner in the tech industry after its chief executive Makoto Uchida told his Honda counterpart that he was ending merger talks to create the world’s ...

A notable example is Hubei Yangtze Memory Labs in Wuhan, where many engineers from leading Chinese chipmaker YMTC, which was added to the US Entity List in 2022, conduct trials and test samples.

Vincent Clerc told the Financial Times that he did not expect tariffs to affect volumes much this year as the world’s second-largest container shipping line — seen as a bellwether of globalisation — ...

French luxury group Kering has parted ways with the designer of its biggest brand Gucci, just two years after he was hired to lead a turnaround at the struggling Italian fashion house.

Meg O’Neill flags ‘acute’ threat to country’s position as global energy supplier due to slow project approvals ...

Société Générale doubled its profits in the fourth quarter and posted a jump in revenues, as its retail business rebounded and it became the latest bank to benefit from a Trump trading boom.

Anglo American is conducting an “impairment review” of its De Beers business due to poor conditions in the diamond market and preparing to write down the unit’s value ahead of a planned demerger.

AstraZeneca overcame a drop in sales in China and the arrest of its top executive in the country to deliver an 18 per cent increase in revenues in the final quarter 2024. The London-listed company ...

Loans initiated by private credit are not marked to market, which means lower volatility, or at least the appearance of lower volatility, which lowers those loans’ correlations with publicly traded ...

Current account surpluses — the sum of a country’s trade surplus and its net factor income (like interest, dividends and remittances) — look like they matter more to SWF owners than budget surpluses.

In a report published today, the EU’s Fundamental Rights Agency (FRA) finds that such hubs would face “serious fundamental rights risks”, potentially undermining core tenets including the right to ...