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An economist and business professor argue for and against the corporate spending spree
Five years after quitting Nasdaq the technology group is to return to the public markets after a fierce fight over valuation
The old methods of controlling prices by restricting production no longer work
The backstop is awful and a purgatory in which the union does not want to end up
Theresa May is putting the British economy in peril
Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer should start planning to lead her country
The UK should lower the burden of proof in corporate fraud cases
Forward markets now show only one rate hike in 2019
Donald Trump is battening down the hatches as the Mueller inquiry nears its conclusion
The UK prime minister’s sense of duty enables her to fight on friendless but she faces a crisis
The newly elected CDU leader will seek to put her own stamp on the party
Despite the SSM’s achievements, the eurozone banking sector looks far from healthy
The British rail timetabling fiasco shows overly optimistic teams can create failure
Universities Superannuation Scheme and others must take note of America’s crisis
While Manolete plans to join Aim, Juridica is to quit the market and appoint liquidators
High utility dividend bad for infrastructure
Backstop plans could hand the EU extraordinary powers over the province
The proposed joint venture makes sense despite the bumpy ride
Employers are having to think about how to deal with staff who set out to be arrested
Compromise is the most pragmatic and moderate response to a polarised nation
With a 7 per cent spread, why evade taxes?
Her grip on power may slip next week but do not count her out yet
Shifts in bond yields are warning investors to be wary of late-cycle weakness
Teachers are having to fund clothes, shoes and travel costs for pupils in need
“Violence baguettes violence.”
A good jobs report, with some lessons on trade.
Assumptions that no-deal exit risks have receded may be misguided
Housebuilder’s forward sales may be down, but markets had been braced for worse
Being an asset is like being a lady. If you have to tell people you are one, you aren't.
Everyone compains that they don’t have time to read. But you might be able to squeeze more books into your life than you think
Temporary truce is latest move in US-China trade war, but tensions go beyond tariffs
Buffett’s interest offers elegant solution to tricky stand-off with India’s central bank
Arrest of executive and warnings from western spymasters creates cold war atmosphere
Strategists give forecasts on what could happen to equities, gold and securitised products
Green consumers must embrace alternative oils like algae to save the great ape
A joint foreign and domestic task force would help clear a path to financial stability
