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Your guide to a disrupted world
Big Four firm hires JPMorgan and Goldman to look at break-up, raising prospect of potential windfall for partners
Michelle Bachelet’s Uyghur human rights investigation has been stymied by Beijing and expediency
Capture of vessels in world’s busiest shipping lane set to add to pressure on price of oil
Decision to disregard shareholder vote is latest corporate drama ahead of Elon Musk’s planned $44bn takeover
Despite internal problems, the group continues to exert a tight grip on the US’s gun control debate
Why sardines are the taste of holidays in the Mediterranean; lager’s makeover; waving the flag for salad cream; plus everything you need for long days and sultry nights
The film reflects anxiety over the US’s relative decline in the face of China’s high-tech military might
The insurance chief on fighting back against sexism at her AGM, growing up in a mining community — and how big business can do good
After his father died, Tim Harford asked people to consider donating. He was surprised by the response
Energy ministers call for ‘responsible’ action after war in Ukraine fuels surging crude prices
If UFO sightings proliferate they may point to something other than flying saucers. The data may instead reflect rising paranoia
Electric and gas accounts in arrears build up as higher energy prices strain budgets
S&P 500 has best showing since November 2020 as investors bet on more dovish Fed
An elegant stylist who personified the New Yorker magazine, whose pages he graced for almost 80 years
Beijing seeks to reignite interest in onshore debt in face of economic slowdown
Governments and watchdogs focus on transparency, conflicts of interest and validity of metrics
World Bank says only 4% of greenhouse gas emissions covered by a fee high enough to meet global warming targets
The fatal shooting of 21 people at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas is yet another searing American tragedy
Texas town infuriated by slow police response and questions ease with which gunman obtained weapons
The Norwegian artist’s rich, emotionally complex works show there was more to him than ‘The Scream’
Turkey’s strongman president wants to consolidate power at home and operate an autonomous foreign policy
Ecommerce group’s Hong Kong shares rise 12% after beating earnings estimates despite Covid lockdowns
Twitter sticks with Egon Durban; Bull markets, bitcoin and the FAAMGs; Microsoft’s Keystone
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