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Vladimir Putin will claim territory on Friday in escalation of conflict with Kyiv
UK prime minister vows to stick to tax-cutting plans despite gilt sell-off resuming
Internal memo at social media giant detailed plan to ‘pause sourcing candidates’
President Joe Biden discusses federal response with governor Ron DeSantis as power outages hit 2.6mn people
Rivals Lula and Bolsonaro vie to lead Latin America's largest country
The food industry veteran has been a key figure in diversifying the group — and making the private company a little less opaque
Regulator charged company $20mn saying it had fallen ‘woefully short’ of standards
Retreat part of a company-wide effort by tech giant to save money and narrow focus
Environmental agencies attempt to quantify methane released into atmosphere by alleged sabotage of pipelines
Junior coalition partner punts decision on future to members after vice-president’s sacking by regional chief Pere Aragonès
Most executives have not visited for years because of harsh Covid policies
Propaganda celebrating president’s achievements intensifies up ahead of congress and third term
Authorities launch second investigation into Ohio refinery explosion
Malaysian state energy company’s Netherlands businesses targeted as part of $15bn compensation claim
President faces stiff opposition over plan that has divided his centrist alliance
VW owner will use proceeds from one of Europe’s largest IPOs to fund EV expansion
PIF reports 25% return as kingdom seeks to reassure sceptics about transparency and governance
A fresh wave of global government investment might well stimulate broader innovation
There is some historical irony in America lecturing ‘Japan Inc’ about active support for industry
Washington’s new strategy comes after being caught off guard by Beijing’s push into region
The fate of the UK’s automotive industry might ride on it — but it has no working prototype, no factory and no customers
Exchange looks at eliciting views on whether to add material to sanctioned oil and coal
Jobs will be lost at offices around the world after record quarterly losses
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