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Benchmark Brent crude spikes 20% and China futures jump on concern over supply disruption
Audacious assault highlights increased sophistication of Tehran-backed rebel movement
Drug company owned by Sackler family has yet to reach deal with all attorney-generals
Formerly acquisitive companies unwind portfolios, with US divestments soaring
Chief of event’s organiser refuses to commit to city as protesters cause disruption
Democratic party gets top posts but splits threaten chance to set domestic agenda
Many M&A deals take no account of the extreme human cost in disruption and anxiety
Latest foray shows Mukesh Ambani’s characteristic flair for marketing and an eye-catching deal
Activists call on BP and Freeport-McMoRan to cease operations after deaths in the Indonesian province
Taliban hardliners frustrated by prospect of peace join militant group
United Auto Workers demands carmaker ‘recognise the contributions’ workers have made
Steve Barclay says UK could remain close to EU until 2022
Asian exchange to launch three-week charm offensive to persuade board to soften stance
England cricket selector Ed Smith on the art of improving performance
The hated look of the 1980s is back in vogue at this year’s London Design Festival
Tax deadline causes second-quarter surge but underlying slowdown persists
Controversy over US air force crew’s stopovers at the president’s Turnberry resort
Inquiry adds to pressure on Facebook, Amazon, Google and Apple
String of box office flops leaves distributors wary of buying anything but sure-fire hits
Move marks latest goodwill gesture ahead of October trade talks
The world’s biggest bank continues to thrive despite growing fears of a recession
Rumours of movement on the NI backstop, plus what will the party conferences bring?
How will the removal of Khalid al-Falih affect oil policy?
Wide field of 26 candidates to stand for presidency in Sunday’s first round vote
HKEX’s £32bn bid for the London Stock Exchange caught everyone by surprise. It now faces a host of hurdles just as tensions between China and the west intensify
The Bulgarian from the World Bank is set to manage the global lender of last resort
Monetary authorities are reacting to faltering growth
UK report warns that algorithms might judge disadvantaged people as ‘a greater risk’
The iPhone’s appeal to its €13bn fine is heard same week as its latest product launch
Ride-hailing apps have been wrong to treat workers as contractors
