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S&P 500 gains 2.6% as markets feel relief after UK policy U-turn
Russian military loses ground in both east and south of the country
Prolific dealmaker oversaw a flurry of investments in software and business services
Big Four firm expects to attract senior managers unsettled by rival’s decision to break up accounting and consultancy arms
Prime minister cuts her losses and abandons plan to ditch top rate of income tax after outcry
Byju’s rode a wave of investor enthusiasm to a $22bn valuation. But questions over its rapid expansion have clouded its future
Swiss bank fails to calm concerns as cost of buying its credit default swaps soars
World’s largest asset manager has come under fire for its stakes in large companies and ESG strategy
Leftwing challenger came out of close first-round vote on top but incumbent beat predictions
September’s price rises are the worst since president’s ruling party came to power 20 years ago
Celebrity failed to disclose payment for EthereumMax post on Instagram, says SEC
Liberals worry that new government will restrict social freedoms and stoke animosity
Leader backs security forces after crackdown on demonstrations sees dozens killed
Biggest fall in at least two decades is concrete evidence of impact of real estate crisis
Chief of leading group of conveyor-belt restaurants resigns after arrest for industrial espionage
Legal battle waged by world’s biggest aircraft leasing company is likely to be a test case for other claims
Financial regulator says auditor and former partner failed to follow international standards
A range of factors is driving a resurgence of interest in manufacturing
Families are choosing closer involvement in rituals after the death of loved ones
Scrutiny of Alex Mashinsky grows after crypto lender was left with hole in balance sheet
Improving self-care not only supports our work lives, it can boost our careers
Central bank has bought £3.7bn worth of government debt out of a possible £20bn since scheme launched
Despite crackdown on big companies and tensions with the US, the sector continues to attract foreign funding
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