Trump tariffs on Canada would push up US petrol prices, say oil producers
Trump proposed late on Monday imposing a 25 per cent tariff on all imports from Mexico and Canada, accusing the US’s closest ...
Israeli far-right minister criticises Hizbollah ceasefire plan
His criticism was echoed by the mayors of several towns in northern Israel, which has borne the brunt of Hizbollah’s rocket ...
Number 124 Brighton: the boutique hotel bringing a breath of fresh air to the seafront
The stag and hen overindulgence of the late 1990s and early noughties has been tempered and the seafront scrubbed up. No 124 ...
Magnificent playing from the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra in Washington DC — review
Today he is chief conductor designate to both the Royal Concertgebouw and Chicago Symphony Orchestras, two of the world’s ...
Telegram finances propped up by crypto gains as founder fights charges
Revenue leapt to $525mn in first half of 2024 before chief Pavel Durov was detained over alleged criminality on platform ...
London’s Groucho Club forced to close after claims of ‘serious crime’ on premises
The Groucho Club, the well-known media haunt in the heart of London’s Soho, has been forced to close its doors for members ...
City of London votes on closing Smithfield meat market
The City of London will on Tuesday vote on whether to close the historic Smithfield meat market rather than press ahead with ...
Imran Khan supporters pour into capital to challenge Pakistan’s government
Thousands of supporters loyal to jailed former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan flooded into the capital Islamabad, defying ...
The Ukrainian makers of Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl — ‘Work keeps you from going crazy’
From fleeing Kyiv bombings and supporting colleagues on the front, the game’s developers have endured the shadow of war ...
Financial markets do not trust the BoE to deliver low inflation
On one level, the Bank of England has had a remarkably good inflation crisis. A year ago, the UK’s central bank expected ...
Judges’ role in assisted dying bill criticised as ‘rubber stamping’
The need for judges to approve assisted dying cases risks being a “rubber stamping” exercise that does not provide an ...
In asset management, big is beautiful — but it is not enough
Generali AM is a minnow in an industry that is increasingly dominated by giants. Even after the acquisition of Conning in the US, it only has about €840bn in assets under management. Slamming it ...