Boaz Weinstein risks hurting confidence in UK, chairman of Edinburgh-based trust warns

Sports betting group hopes to emulate Polymarket’s success in America

British investors are betting that US-style capitalism will boost the socialist country

On Tuesday, Follow the Money won the 2025 Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize for Journalism for exposing the hidden financial networks enabling Russia’s sanction-evading oil trade.

Court filings reveal it was the only government department against the divestment of Future Technology Devices International, which had sold chips to Russia

In an attempt to receive more international exposure, more than three quarters of the FTSE 100 are now cross-trading on OTC Markets

The amount is six times more than the previous year and suggests UK manufacturers are being squeezed hard by the effects of President Trump’s duties

The company’s co-founder Carl Pei plans to increase investment in artificial intelligence products

Revenue falls short of projections, with Oxford Economics reporting a significant gap between expected duties and those collected

President Trump is closing the loophole that allows small businesses to send shipments to the US without paying duty — and he is doing it sooner than expected

Europe’s trade deal with the US has winners and losers, but as one leader put it, ‘When you’re expecting a hurricane, you’re grateful for a storm’

Police and regulators using new powers to act against economic crime

Blue-chip index is outperforming global indices as a safe haven from global volatility

Conflicting US and British rules pose a headache for firms trying to keep up with regulations meant to curb Iran’s shadow fleet

Retail, IT and accounting and finance are among the worst hit sectors since the AI tool began operating in November 2022

Literal Labs, spun out of Newcastle University, offers an alternative approach to machine learning

New US tariffs threaten $3.4 billion of UK exports to the US. One expert suggests this is a negotiating tactic, but will it work?

‘Unsophisticated borrowers’ have left four local authorities in London’s commuter belt owing up to 1,500 per cent of their annual income

With a market cap of £31.5 billion, CCEP will be one of the biggest companies when it joins the index this week, as Hiscox drops out

Moscow’s use of vessels bought from Britain and the EU for its oil trade is pushing prices up by 60% and raising questions over shipping dangers and sanctions

Exclusive: Taking cash from a sanctioned Russian mercenary chief to enable him to sue a British journalist is not an abuse of our legal system, solicitors' regulator finds

The Yantar, a Russian research and intelligence vessel, passed through British waters this week

The Yantar, a Russian research and intelligence vessel, passed through British waters this week

British trade will grow by 0.7 per cent a year to 2033, Boston Consulting Group warns, well below its estimate of a global growth average of 2.9 per cent

Cybersecurity group announces shift in strategy since going private last year in deal for cloud security specialist

Creditors left empty-handed as owners of struggling businesses use Atherton scheme to dispose of debts and distance themselves from failure

Analysis of data by The Times shows that the British pharmaceutical company has made the payments over two years at a time when other multinationals have pulled out of Russia

Helios Towers, which operates telecom tower sites across Africa, has bucked the trend and successfully used public investment to reassure private investors