Deloitte to pay $34mn over audit work on US nuclear fiasco
Former shareholders in utility said Big Four firm failed to spot red flags and allowed management to hide mounting issues
National/regional news and analysis
US stocks steady as investors shrug off banking jitters
Markets recover after Donald Trump suggests heightened tariffs on Chinese imports may not last
Fraud fears give financiers an unexpected stress test
The collapse of an insurer and turmoil at banks have more in common than would initially seem obvious
Ex-Builder.ai CFO subpoenaed as US authorities probe its collapse
Microsoft-backed start-up fell into insolvency soon after prosecutors asked for documents around its finances
Jefferies was ‘defrauded’ by First Brands, says chief executive
Rich Handler’s comments came as investors dumped US regional bank stocks over credit quality worries
Ireland’s basic income scheme for artists points at how governments could help sectors in crisis
Musicians busking in Galway. Jon Chica/ShutterstockThe Irish government has announced that a pilot scheme providing artists and creatives with a weekly stipend of €325 (£283) will be made permanent. The scheme, which was first introduced in 2022, was launched in an attempt to mitigate the growing financial instability many in the creative industries face.
A CoComedy of Errors
Why did the Credit Suisse AT1 writedown get overturned?
A little peep inside one of London’s hot new quant powerhouses
Quadrature Capital had a very good 2024
Why are UK homeowners so delusional about the value of their property?
The belief that house prices inexorably appreciate over time is etched deep into the British psyche — but it’s sabotaging sales
Spain’s BBVA fails in hostile bid for Sabadell
Tender offer only won over shareholders holding 25% of smaller rival’s stock
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