Why Canada isn’t listening to American whining in the wine wars

Donald Trump’s tariffs have taught us an important lesson in the value of retaliation

Why the dirty martini is London’s new It-girl drink

The briny version of the classic cocktail is on the rise, particularly among women drinkers in the capital. Could it signify a shift in tastes?

Revolut to challenge Australia’s Big Four banks

UK fintech to target credit and savings customers after winning full banking licence

JPMorgan boss Jamie Dimon warns of ‘consequences’ if Andy Burnham taxes banks

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Judge pauses $110B Paramount-Warner Bros. merger

The lawsuit from the states alleges that the deal would harm movie theaters, basic cable distributors, and audiences.

Andy Burnham’s tenure begins with troubling signals

Britain needs to revive animal spirits, not return to a statist past

Don't count on AI to fix America's deficit problem

"Our current tax system may not be structured to efficiently collect revenue from the economic activity produced by AI," according to Yale's Budget Lab.

Oil touches $90 as Iran hits tankers

Crude later falls back after Tehran says it has received proposals from mediators about the war

Burnham must remember the first rule of government

The biggest mistake of all would be to imagine the country enjoys a free fiscal lunch. In fact, it only has hard choices

Coffee drinkers turning to whole beans as prices soar, says Lavazza

Chair of Italian family-owned group says consumers are opting for ‘less but better’

Morgan Stanley cashes in on AI boom with debt deals

Wall Street bank has emerged as chief architect of financing structures behind build-out of data centres

GameStop extends pursuit of eBay despite Wall Street scepticism

Video game retailer doubles stake in online marketplace as chief executive Ryan Cohen presses ahead with quixotic deal