Pound falls as prime minister declares she will never accept the break-up of the UK
Twitter broadside comes as Republicans scramble to save Supreme Court nominee
Sacha Romanovitch says ‘small cadre’ cannot accept a short-term profit hit at audit firm
Yet early indications are the new vehicles, each feted as a ‘Tesla killer’, fall short
Moscow says Washington ‘playing with fire’ as Beijing calls on America to revoke action
The vice-president seeks advice to defuse trade tension but struggles to understand Trump
Negotiations are entering the final stages, but hard choices still lie ahead
Tensions have grown as company has demanded a more conservative approach
Donald Trump’s former attorney speaks to special counsel about election meddling
Memo from whistleblowing executives questions group’s commitment to the unit
NCA opens case into limited liability partnership and warns of ‘route for money laundering’
Macron insists job market is improving but new positions are also the most precarious
Sellers claim group’s data collection gives it ‘huge advantage’ as EU launches probe
US bank says reduction will be made over the next three years
A US Senate seat that has not gone Democrat in 30 years is suddenly competitive
Alexa-connected cookers on the menu as company unveils latest voice-controlled gadgets
The Ig Nobels glory in weird ideas that often turn out to pay a dividend
Stephen Rea's powerful plea to Westminster
The hedge fund guru dissects the big debt meltdowns by converting a sprawling issue into a clear-cut process of cause and effect
In a polarised Greece, classical writers are being weaponised by the right and left
A generational shift towards impact investing will test the financial industry’s mettle
Pound on course for biggest one-day fall in nearly a year on fears of no-deal Brexit
Sterling extends slide after May speech
For the first time in eight months the benchmarks simultaneously closed at peaks
London-based start-up is first European tech ‘unicorn’ to go public since Adyen doubled in price
Plans for new cities include temperature-controlled pavements and self-sorting refuse chutes — but can too much order be a bad thing?
