Neighbour vs neighbour: the perils of taking control of your block of flats
Leaseholders can band together to manage their buildings. It can mean lower costs — but it doesn’t always go to plan
National/regional news and analysis
BlackRock to wind down fund that invested in failed car lender Tricolor
Asset manager’s move to close Impact Opportunities strategy comes amid broader pullback from ESG
The UK’s rich tap their social circles to borrow millions quickly
Property and other assets are being used as collateral in fast private loans for those who have little cash on hand
Sequoia’s ‘imperial’ Roelof Botha pushed out by top lieutenants
Partners called vote to oust chief after controversial incidents rocked Silicon Valley venture capital firm
What to know as hundreds of flights are grounded across the US – an air travel expert explains
Passengers walk through the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Nov. 7, 2025. Anna Moneymaker/Getty ImagesMajor airports across the United States were subject to a 4% reduction in flights on Nov. 7, 2025, as the government shutdown began to affect travelers.
Non-bank lenders may be fair-weather friends
Research shows they don’t just retreat in a crisis — they run for the exit
National 211 hotline calls for food assistance quadrupled in a matter of days, a magnitude typically seen during disasters
Sharp spikes in calls for food assistance are rare outside of natural disasters. AP Photo/Eric GayBetween January and mid-October 2025, calls to local 211 helplines from people seeking food pantries in their community held steady at nearly 1,000 calls per day.
Give children the financial education they need
The numerate and money-confident students of today will bring benefits to the UK economy tomorrow
As credit market turns out lemons, car dealerships start to sour
Americans are prepared to buy used autos but less willing to borrow and pay high prices for them
How the China-US trade war could push up the cost of British chicken dinners
Until the end of October, China had refused to purchase a single soya bean from the US’s 2025 harvest. It usually spends tens of billions of dollars on the crop, which is a key ingredient in animal feed, so the boycott hit US farmers hard – and affected food systems far beyond US and Chinese borders.
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