The US President posted on his Truth Social network that trade talks between the two sides in Spain had “gone very well” in a meeting that was still ongoing when he posted on Monday. In an apparent ...

Turkish stocks jumped after a court postponed a decision against the main opposition party’s leadership in a case that has fuelled fears President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is shrinking space for rivals ...

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee, which next meets on Thursday, is facing a conundrum. The UK economy is sluggish and the labour market is gradually easing, yet successive inflation ...

This year’s Last Night of the Proms featured the usual array of Union flags amid the audience in the Royal Albert Hall. There were, though, notably few from other countries. A few years ago, at least ...

Tesla chief executive Elon Musk bought about $1bn of the electric vehicle maker’s shares last week, according to a filing, sending the stock up almost 6 per cent in pre-market trading on Monday. Musk ...

The internet is in trouble. Thanks to artificial intelligence, traffic to websites is falling. The advertising-supported funding model on which the entire sector rests is at risk. Content providers ...

Conservative MP Danny Kruger has defected to Reform UK, the first time a sitting Tory has joined the rightwing populist party led by Nigel Farage. The defection means Reform now has five MPs in ...

Nvidia had failed to fully comply with provisions outlined when it acquired Mellanox Technologies, an Israeli-American supplier of networking products, China’s State Administration for Market ...

Rheinmetall has struck a deal to buy a Bremen-based naval group as the German tank maker embraces a surge in European defence spending to pursue aggressive expansion. The Düsseldorf-based weapons ...

Sunil Bharti Mittal and Gopal Vittal will join the board of BT Group in a move that will increase the Indian billionaire’s influence over the day-to-day running of the UK telecoms operator.

The UK business of German discounter Aldi posted a 21 per cent fall in profits despite an increase in sales to just over £18bn, as the supermarket chain kept prices low and raised pay for store staff.

Ørsted plans to sell new shares at a 67 per cent discount in its DKr60bn ($9.4bn) rights issue, as the offshore wind developer moves to shore up its finances after its US developments were derailed by ...