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Tusk agrees on summit talks ‘to facilitate UK ratification’ but will not reopen treaty
Bank will commit to ‘significant’ buyback but amount ‘nowhere near’ analysts’ estimate for next year
Disclosure follows Deloitte revealing about 20 UK partners were fired
Finance chief of the Chinese company to fight extradition request from US
French president offers minimum wage rise, tax-free bonuses and reversal of pension charge
Heating an apartment can cost up to half the average salary — but Habitat for Humanity is helping to fix that
Governor’s exit heightens investors’ concerns about direction of India’s monetary policy
Preliminary injunction issued after finding that Apple violated two patents
Former lawmakers from both parties push Senate to be ‘guardian’ of democracy
Action throws spotlight on future of company’s chief executive Hiroto Saikawa
Planned closure of social network is being brought forward by four months
Pivot under Donald Trump presents challenge to climate negotiators gathered in Poland
More than 1,000 exemption requests await ruling as pain mounts from flagging demand
Companies speed up shipments and shift production to mitigate impact of trade wars
Gun rights activist is accused of trying to infiltrate Republican party
Hedge fund teams up with Siris Capital to acquire provider of tech services
The French contradiction of a demand for lower taxes and better public services will stay unresolved
FT's Chris Giles on how we should read Bank of England and government arrive at scenarios
Five years after quitting Nasdaq the technology group is to return to the public markets after a fierce fight over valuation
The coffee chain chief is building a robust company that can outlast any leader
Harvard professor’s book holds some uncomfortable truths for the Washington ‘blob’
Pound remains under pressure amid fresh Brexit uncertainty while oil prices bounce
Even hedge funds wary of choosing currency’s direction given the political uncertainty
UK currency hovers near weakest point in more than 18 months as uncertainty deepens
Beijing, Brussels, Washington and Silicon Valley have competing visions for the web
Many first-generation companies that once seemed invincible are beset by problems
New technologies can unlock the benefits of old information
