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Top Headlines from the UK Edition
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UK property asking prices fall faster than usual in July
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| London and higher-end properties see biggest decline driven by competition to find buyers |
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UK government seeks way out of clash with US over Apple encryption
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| Officials fear technology deals with Washington could be impeded after Trump administration weighs in |
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UK pensions overhaul looms as minister warns of slump in retirement income
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| Torsten Bell says government will ‘complete the job’ of Blair-era reforms |
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A fresh phone hell in the office
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| Younger workers who don’t say hello when they answer a call need to know it’s a problem |
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What happens once we spot the asteroid that will hit Earth?
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| This year, the alert system for defending the planet against incoming space rocks was activated for the first time. It won’t be the last |
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Top Headlines from the International Editions
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Japan’s Shigeru Ishiba under pressure after historic election defeat
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| Big setback for Liberal Democratic party in a poll fought on immigration and inflation concerns |
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Extreme weather drives food price surges across the globe
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| Unusual climatic events are directly linked to short-term spikes in cost of basic foodstuffs, study shows |
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Klaus Schwab rejects misconduct probe findings as WEF dispute deepens
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| Davos founder says agreement on media restraint breached after excerpts of draft report appear in Swiss press |
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The US economy is more fragile than it appears
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| Jobs, consumers and stock values are at an ominous inflection point |
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EU cracks down on state meddling in bank M&A
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| Twin warnings to Rome and Madrid come as Brussels steps up efforts to revive consolidation |
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London Stock Exchange Group considers launch of 24-hour trading
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| Discussions come as bourses race to extend hours amid increasing demand from small investors |
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Ousted head of US audit regulator warns accountants against cutting standards
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| Erica Williams defends issuing record fines after being pushed out by Trump |
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World’s largest copper producer says Trump’s tariffs are causing ‘anxiety’
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| Codelco’s chair says he does not understand what the US wants to achieve with levies on the metal |
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Virgin float has led Australian IPO market revival, says Bain
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| Listing drought broken as number of successful public share sales follows airline’s debut |
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Investors hitting ‘limit’ for insuring against UK floods, warns Flood Re chief
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| CEO of reinsurer says exposure to risks is now ‘worse’ than when the scheme started in 2016 |
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UK minister promises overhaul of water industry regulation
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| Environment secretary Steve Reed outlines new pledge to halve number of sewage discharge incidents by 2030 |
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Space is the new factory floor
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| An orbital industrial revolution is under way |
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Embraer warns US carriers face extra $9mn per plane from Trump’s tariffs
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| Brazilian aircraft maker says threat of 50% import duty could delay group’s purchases of up to $20bn in US-made products |
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John Lewis weighs reinstatement of prized staff bonus
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| Employee-owned retail group says workers in line for payout if it beats £200mn profit target |
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Perhaps you could rebrand it Coke-cane?
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| A behind-the-scenes look at the work of Rutherford Hall, critical communications strategist |
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Trump’s overdue pivot on Ukraine
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| European allies must solidify support plans in case the US president flip-flops again |
