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Saul Klein
UK tech is a reason to celebrate in 2025

Thu 18 Dec 2025

UK tech is a reason to celebrate in 2025
Emma Haslett
Boohoo shares boomerang as new CEO shakes up model

Sun 14 Dec 2025

Boohoo shares boomerang as new CEO shakes up model
Kehinde Grace Adeptun
Private equity tightens grip on UK’s brightest tech firms

Sat 13 Dec 2025

Private equity tightens grip on UK’s brightest tech firms
Matthew Bishop
HSBC chief sends clear message by axing global manager scheme

Sat 13 Dec 2025

HSBC chief sends clear message by axing global manager scheme
Jasper Reid
After the budget, pubs face fast food threat

Sat 13 Dec 2025

After the budget, pubs face fast food threat
Tim Leunig
An Indian economic shock will be good for the UK

Thu 11 Dec 2025

An Indian economic shock will be good for the UK
Tomé Morrissy-Swan
What the new healthy food regulation means for advertising

Tue 9 Dec 2025

What the new healthy food regulation means for advertising
Jonathan Lewis
A private zoo run by Asia’s richest family has alarmed conservationists

Mon 8 Dec 2025

A private zoo run by Asia’s richest family has alarmed conservationists
Matthew Bishop
Billionaire Dells make Trump smile with $6.25bn for kids

Sun 7 Dec 2025

Billionaire Dells make Trump smile with $6.25bn for kids
Jeevan Vasagar
Nicolai Tangen: ‘Even if AI is a bad bubble, it’s allocating capital towards change’

Sun 7 Dec 2025

Nicolai Tangen: ‘Even if AI is a bad bubble, it’s allocating capital towards change’
Matthew Bishop
Netflix takeover of Warner Bros meets fierce backlash

Sat 6 Dec 2025

Netflix takeover of Warner Bros meets fierce backlash
Matthew Bishop
AI may be the mother of reinvention at Accenture

Sat 6 Dec 2025

AI may be the mother of reinvention at Accenture
Iona Bain
Family trusts to protect your legacy may not be safe

Sat 6 Dec 2025

Family trusts to protect your legacy may not be safe
Matthew Bishop
Trump’s hunt goes on for Fed chair who won’t rock markets

Sat 6 Dec 2025

Trump’s hunt goes on for Fed chair who won’t rock markets
Serena Cesareo
Why Britain is losing its lead in the AI race

Thu 4 Dec 2025

Why Britain is losing its lead in the AI race
The Observer Global AI Index

Thu 4 Dec 2025

The Observer Global AI Index
Martha Gill
Champagne! Private members’ clubs celebrate fresh success

Wed 3 Dec 2025

Champagne! Private members’ clubs celebrate fresh success
Matthew Bishop
The CBI comes in from the cold

Sun 30 Nov 2025

The CBI comes in from the cold
Matthew Bishop
Campbell’s goes off the boil after executive bad-mouths the food

Sun 30 Nov 2025

Campbell’s goes off the boil after executive bad-mouths the food
Stephen Armstrong
British ad agencies battle to stay ahead of tech

Sun 30 Nov 2025

British ad agencies battle to stay ahead of tech
Jon Ungoed-Thomas
Airbus in major plane recall due to data corruption issue

Sun 30 Nov 2025

Airbus in major plane recall due to data corruption issue
Matthew Bishop
The budget is a political mess but with an economic silver lining

Sun 30 Nov 2025

The budget is a political mess but with an economic silver lining
Emma Haslett
It’s beginning to look like Black Friday has finally had its day

Fri 28 Nov 2025

It’s beginning to look like Black Friday has finally had its day
Marine Saint
Owners of Bodycare face misconduct claims after firm’s collapse

Wed 26 Nov 2025

Owners of Bodycare face misconduct claims after firm’s collapse
Stephen Armstrong
Three companies have submitted rival bids. Whoever wins will change Hollywood

Tue 25 Nov 2025

Three companies have submitted rival bids. Whoever wins will change Hollywood
Tomé Morrissy-Swan
Irish stouts do battle for a space at the bar

Mon 24 Nov 2025

Irish stouts do battle for a space at the bar
Stephen Armstrong
Competition challenges lie ahead for Mail’s Telegraph bid

Sun 23 Nov 2025

Competition challenges lie ahead for Mail’s Telegraph bid
Jasper Reid
Goldman Sachs seeks funds for expansion of Gail’s

Sun 23 Nov 2025

Goldman Sachs seeks funds for expansion of Gail’s
William Keegan
‘Reset’ with the EU looks more like ‘upset’ as Brexit damage mounts

Sun 23 Nov 2025

‘Reset’ with the EU looks more like ‘upset’ as Brexit damage mounts
Vanessa Thorpe
Klimt’s $205m lifeline for the art world

Sun 23 Nov 2025

Klimt’s $205m lifeline for the art world
Barney Macintyre
Chancellor told to free unspent levy funds for apprenticeships

Sun 23 Nov 2025

Chancellor told to free unspent levy funds for apprenticeships
Jeevan Vasagar
High energy costs threaten UK’s net zero business endeavours

Sun 23 Nov 2025

High energy costs threaten UK’s net zero business endeavours
Matthew Bishop
Ticket touting ban may backfire

Sun 23 Nov 2025

Ticket touting ban may backfire
Matthew Bishop
Nvidia eases fears but AI bubble watchers bide their time

Sat 22 Nov 2025

Nvidia eases fears but AI bubble watchers bide their time
Matt Hughes
Real Madrid to shake up ownership rules by selling stake

Thu 20 Nov 2025

Real Madrid to shake up ownership rules by selling stake
Matthew Bishop
Walmart’s employment changes stand up to AI

Sun 16 Nov 2025

Walmart’s employment changes stand up to AI
Matthew Bishop
Fans of Sir Jim refuse to give up on Manchester United or Ineos

Sun 16 Nov 2025

Fans of Sir Jim refuse to give up on Manchester United or Ineos
Jon Ungoed-Thomas
HSBC shortlists George Osborne for chair role

Sun 16 Nov 2025

HSBC shortlists George Osborne for chair role
Matthew Bishop
UK opens office to bridge impact and economy

Sun 16 Nov 2025

UK opens office to bridge impact and economy
Evan Moffitt
Please release me: pop’s brightest stars learn to take fans by surprise

Sun 16 Nov 2025

Please release me: pop’s brightest stars learn to take fans by surprise
Barney Macintyre
Gilt yields rise as Reeves’s budget U-turn rattles markets

Sun 16 Nov 2025

Gilt yields rise as Reeves’s budget U-turn rattles markets
Emma Haslett
Fast fashion squeezes UK middle-market brands

Sun 16 Nov 2025

Fast fashion squeezes UK middle-market brands
Iona Bain
Testosterone helps women too, but they pay more for it

Sat 15 Nov 2025

Testosterone helps women too, but they pay more for it
Patricia Clarke
‘I’m sorry Dave’: when AI agents go rogue

Thu 13 Nov 2025

‘I’m sorry Dave’: when AI agents go rogue
Kim Willsher
Paris has become home to Shein’s first physical shop in Europe. Not everyone is happy

Tue 11 Nov 2025

Paris has become home to Shein’s first physical shop in Europe. Not everyone is happy
Richard Layard
Young people need a clear path to apprenticeships

Sun 9 Nov 2025

Young people need a clear path to apprenticeships
Emma Haslett
Businesses are losing millions by refusing fertility leave

Sun 9 Nov 2025

Businesses are losing millions by refusing fertility leave
Matthew Bishop
All change on Trump tariffs

Sun 9 Nov 2025

All change on Trump tariffs
Matthew Bishop
Tesla shareholders bow at the $1tn shrine of Elon Musk

Sun 9 Nov 2025

Tesla shareholders bow at the $1tn shrine of Elon Musk
Matthew Bishop
Wave of British B Corps shows firms can be a ‘force for good’ and still turn a profit

Sun 9 Nov 2025

Wave of British B Corps shows firms can be a ‘force for good’ and still turn a profit
Jeevan Vasagar
Private equity ‘wakes up’ to Europe’s switch to clean energy

Sun 9 Nov 2025

Private equity ‘wakes up’ to Europe’s switch to clean energy
Barney Macintyre
Telegraph deal saga drags into third year

Sun 9 Nov 2025

Telegraph deal saga drags into third year
Emma Haslett
Buyers circle as Battersea owners consider sell-off

Sun 2 Nov 2025

Buyers circle as Battersea owners consider sell-off
Barney Macintyre
Baillie Gifford faces £12m ‘cat bond’ payout after hurricane

Sun 2 Nov 2025

Baillie Gifford faces £12m ‘cat bond’ payout after hurricane
Matthew Bishop
Canada leads effort to loosen China’s grip on rare earths

Sun 2 Nov 2025

Canada leads effort to loosen China’s grip on rare earths
Stephen Armstrong
Bartlett’s Disney dream will test reach of creator economy

Sun 2 Nov 2025

Bartlett’s Disney dream will test reach of creator economy
Nicholas Stern
Climate action is the best way to ensure long-term growth

Sun 2 Nov 2025

Climate action is the best way to ensure long-term growth
Patricia Clarke
What could possibly burst Nvidia’s $5tn bubble?

Sat 1 Nov 2025

What could possibly burst Nvidia’s $5tn bubble?
George Simms
Sheffield Wednesday is in administration, but fans are celebrating

Fri 31 Oct 2025

Sheffield Wednesday is in administration, but fans are celebrating
Matthew Bishop
High visa prices could deter top scientists from moving to UK

Mon 27 Oct 2025

High visa prices could deter top scientists from moving to UK
Matthew Bishop
Donald Trump eyes the US conquest of Davos

Mon 27 Oct 2025

Donald Trump eyes the US conquest of Davos
Ben Zaranko
‘Badenoch and Farage should stop making rules they can’t keep’

Sun 26 Oct 2025

‘Badenoch and Farage should stop making rules they can’t keep’
Alastair King
‘It’s time for a new era of scale-up investment to power British growth’

Sun 26 Oct 2025

‘It’s time for a new era of scale-up investment to power British growth’
William Keegan
The chancellor has finally got the Brexit message, but only part of it

Sun 26 Oct 2025

The chancellor has finally got the Brexit message, but only part of it
Jasper Reid
‘Clean food’ brands stall but are in for the long haul

Sun 26 Oct 2025

‘Clean food’ brands stall but are in for the long haul
Patricia Clarke
Messageboard 4chan refuses to pay fine over ‘free speech’

Sun 26 Oct 2025

Messageboard 4chan refuses to pay fine over ‘free speech’
Barney Macintyre
Ozempic maker suffers ‘meltdown’ as board directors quit

Sun 26 Oct 2025

Ozempic maker suffers ‘meltdown’ as board directors quit
Stephen Armstrong
TV switch-off date could cut access for 10m UK viewers

Sun 26 Oct 2025

TV switch-off date could cut access for 10m UK viewers
Matthew Bishop
Britain’s ‘shadow bank’ crisis is spooking the regulators

Sun 26 Oct 2025

Britain’s ‘shadow bank’ crisis is spooking the regulators
Dan Neidle
To encourage growth, the whole system of tax relief for R&D needs a revamp

Sun 19 Oct 2025

To encourage growth, the whole system of tax relief for R&D needs a revamp
Barney Macintyre
ChatGPT spend stalls as AI ‘bubble’ grows

Sun 19 Oct 2025

ChatGPT spend stalls as AI ‘bubble’ grows
James Tapper
Allwyn hopes its lottery deal is a winning ticket

Sun 19 Oct 2025

Allwyn hopes its lottery deal is a winning ticket
Patricia Clarke
Driverless cars battle to rule London roads

Sun 19 Oct 2025

Driverless cars battle to rule London roads
Tim Leunig
Raising income tax for high earners is not the fix we need

Sat 18 Oct 2025

Raising income tax for high earners is not the fix we need
Emma Haslett
EasyJet shares jump as Italian shipping firm circles airline business

Thu 16 Oct 2025

EasyJet shares jump as Italian shipping firm circles airline business
Fred Harter
With pubs closing at a fast rate, Labour is reviewing licensing

Wed 15 Oct 2025

With pubs closing at a fast rate, Labour is reviewing licensing
Matthew Bishop
Hargreaves Lansdown goes slow on crypto

Sun 12 Oct 2025

Hargreaves Lansdown goes slow on crypto
Matthew Bishop
Ronaldo can’t put a foot wrong with adoring public

Sun 12 Oct 2025

Ronaldo can’t put a foot wrong with adoring public
Barney Macintyre
Government to decide whether to progress sale of Telegraph

Sun 12 Oct 2025

Government to decide whether to progress sale of Telegraph

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