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Sir Tony Blair, the former British prime minister, is seeking to play a senior role in running postwar Gaza under a peace plan being developed by the Trump administration, according to people briefed ...

Amazon has reached a $2.5bn settlement in a case brought by the US Federal Trade Commission, two days after the trial began, agreeing to pay the largest civil penalty for a violation of the ...

An influential financial think-tank has called on the UK government to amend a bill to force workplace pension default funds to invest more in UK equities, proposing an allocation that could drive ...

China has launched a sweeping probe into Mexico’s imposition of tariffs and other trade restrictions on its exports, as the global fallout from US President Donald Trump’s trade war widens.

Cash, at about 20 per cent, is the lowest it has been in the postwar era, barring a brief period during the dotcom bubble. This is a little scary, but notice that cash allocation has been quite low ...

Earlier this month, in a rain-drenched London, Natalia Potanina, the ex-wife of a Russian billionaire, won the right to pursue her divorce claim in the English courts, despite the separation being ...

Denmark’s recent drone incidents have laid bare European airspace vulnerabilities and raised questions about how airports and authorities should respond to such breaches.

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Donald Trump on Thursday ushered in a new and long-awaited era for social media juggernaut TikTok. The US president signed an executive order approving an agreement to split the app’s US operations ...

But investors should consider some nuances. Estimates of productivity gains are all over the place. For the US, estimates of productivity increases range from at least 1.4 per cent growth in a year (a ...