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Top Headlines from the UK Edition
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China blames Trump and US for escalating trade war
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| Beijing accuses Washington of imposing fresh restrictions on Chinese companies after trade talks last month |
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Hamas reasserts control and settles scores in Gaza Strip
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| Militant group battles rivals and punishes suspected collaborators hours after agreeing ceasefire |
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UK consumers curb spending more than anywhere else in G7
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| High interest rates and fear of economic shocks spur households to build up savings rather than splash out |
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Don’t move to Dubai — this is still the place to be
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| Better to buy the dip and celebrate the UK as an enduring cultural behemoth |
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How high-end restaurants went global
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| As a new generation sets out in the footsteps of Nobu and Zuma, Jay Rayner examines the rise of ‘luxe’ food chains — and whether it has come at a cost |
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Top Headlines from the International Editions
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Trump says military will be paid during US government shutdown
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| Republicans were under pressure to issue pay cheques to US forces as congressional stand-off drags on |
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Private equity overcomes California hurdle to expansion in US legal market
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| Lobbyists watered down legislation that would have frozen investor-owned firms out of largest state |
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Why I have to buy doughnuts with cash
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| Powerful lobbies are hindering a digital transition by America’s huge network of some 4,500 banks |
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Will Zohran Mamdani’s rise mark a new dawn for American socialism?
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| Tens of thousands of volunteers mobilised by the Democratic Socialists of America are working to elect a torchbearer for a beleaguered US left |
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First Brands boss weighs resigning under pressure from lenders
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| Car parts maker’s rapid downfall has raised concerns of widespread losses on Wall Street |
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European IPO markets show signs of revival
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| Recent string of listings offers hope after prolonged slowdown |
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Aberdeen to warn government over private assets for UK retail investors
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| Investment manager will raise concerns over transparency of valuations and big variations in performance in policy paper |
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What retail investors need to know about Japan’s ‘Iron lady’
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| Many expect Sanae Takaichi’s election to mean interest rates will stay low for longer. Don’t count on it |
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Q&A: Are you due a share of £11bn car finance compensation?
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| Redress scheme for motorists starts early next year, with average payout of £700 expected |
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Investors look to new GSK boss to boost confidence in drug pipeline
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| Luke Miels is known for commercial execution and successful bolt-on deals |
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MKS Instruments to offload $1bn chemicals unit to focus on chips
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| Supplier of semiconductor manufacturing equipment hopes to tap into artificial intelligence boom |
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Pink Snow 2025: a winter sports special
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| From Olympic excitement in Cortina to the untracked snows of Kazakhstan — plus the world’s first battery-powered skis |
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I’ve seen the future of shopping — and I’m sold on AI
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| Buying with the help of generative artificial intelligence is like having a personal shopper who knows exactly what I want |
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Art imitates life, but with a more nuanced outlook
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| Interest in art at the top end is dwindling, but look at any picture long enough and there’s usually something to like |
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Revolut’s address matters more than its CEO’s
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| The UK government should make sure the fintech stays in the country, even if its founder Nik Storonsky didn’t |
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Living in the grey zone
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| Navigating the 21st century requires a talent for paradox |
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