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Nvidia wins race to become first $4trn listed company
Nvidia has become the first stock market-listed company to achieve a value of $4trn.
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Trump fires tariff threats at more nations as EU 'ready for all scenarios'
Donald Trump has revealed a list of more nations set to face delayed 'liberation day' tariffs from 1 August.
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Greater risk to UK economy following Trump's tariffs, says Bank of England
The future of the UK economy is weaker and more uncertain due to President Trump's tariffs and conflict in the Middle East, the Bank of England has said.
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Jingye and Whitehall officials hold talks over British Steel future
The Chinese owner of British Steel has held fresh talks with government officials in a bid to break the impasse over ministers' determination not to compensate it for seizing control of the company.
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UK's biggest housebuilders to pay record sum after CMA investigation into sensitive information-sharing
The UK's biggest housebuilders are set to pay a record sum to fund affordable housing after the competition regulator investigated sensitive information sharing among the firms.
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What is a wealth tax, how would it work in the UK and where else has one?
The idea of a wealth tax has raised its head - yet again - as the government attempts to balance its books.
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Fintechs urge Reeves to incentivise floats to boost flagging London market
Some of Britain’s leading financial technology companies have urged the chancellor to incentivise them to list on London’s flagging stock market or risk seeing them turn to rival international exchanges.
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Public finances in 'relatively vulnerable position', OBR warns
The UK's public finances are in a "relatively vulnerable position", the government's official forecaster has warned.
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At least 13 people may have taken their own lives linked to Post Office scandal, public inquiry finds
At least 13 people may have taken their own lives after being accused of wrongdoing based on evidence from the Horizon IT system that the Post Office and developers Fujitsu knew could be false, the public inquiry has found.
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UK to miss deadline to agree steel and aluminium tariffs
The UK will miss the White House-imposed deadline to agree a trade deal on steel and aluminium this week, according to insiders from government and industry.
