Business development companies are paying more to borrow. But why?
The banks strike back
Britain needs more investors, not higher taxes on investment
An increase in capital gains taxation would act against goals to support economic growth
Revolut cuts back WeWork access for premium customers after price rises
Subscribers lose access to in-demand European office spaces in cities including Paris, Brussels, Milan and London
Is my architect liable for extra costs?
Our builder followed incorrect plans and the council is making us rectify the mistake at a cost of thousands of pounds
How a bad trade pushed a US mortgage giant into a $2bn lifeline
Billionaire finance executive and Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia forged a last-minute deal with Oaktree
Would you throw away brand new clothes? Retailers in Europe are now banned from destroying unsold stock
Damien Meyer/Getty ImagesBurn it, slash it, bury it – this is what clothing brands have been doing for years with their unsold stock.
A little-remembered Gilded Age millionaire helped make milk safe for American kids through his ‘retail giving’
A girl picks up milk at one of the depots funded by Nathan Straus to provide pasteurized milk to low-income families. Library of CongressThe 1844 edition of the widely used schoolbook written by William H. McGuffey, “Newly Revised Eclectic Fourth Reader,” includes a dialogue about the difference between “true and false philanthropy”:
Deputy PM Salvini proposes windfall tax on Italian bank profits
Plan for three-year levy comes amid strained public finances
Heat, Fire, Smoke and Storms Are Wreaking Havoc on the Economy
Businesses are reckoning with the financial toll of this year’s brutal climate shocks.
UK letting agents under pressure from AI-assisted tenant complaints
One agent said 90% of complaints arrive as email documents, often on multiple pages, showing signs of AI generation
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