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Bumper corporation tax receipts have filled the country’s coffers. But the government has plenty of problems to solve
Recent warnings are the latest in a series of scares, but the industry says sugar substitutes remain a vital weapon against obesity and diabetes
The FTC chair alleges the ecommerce giant illegally uses its monopoly power to overcharge consumers and hobble competitors. But will she prevail?
A new chief executive and a boom in travel could resurrect the stalled project. But rising costs and environmental concerns stand in the way
Two dozen former employees say engineering firm took uncompromising measures to ensure staff returned to UK campus
Policymakers are concerned about the huge leverage that hedge funds are employing as part of the so-called basis trade
The fossil fuel accounts for around three-quarters of power generation and demand is expected to grow, despite an ambitious renewables plan
A once-in-a-generation referendum aims to atone for the past by empowering the country’s original inhabitants. Then came a backlash
The US and its allies are cultivating India as an economic and diplomatic partner. But its prime minister’s authoritarian streak is becoming harder to ignore
By using listing and trading rules to direct capital into sectors that fit his priorities, the president wants the market to serve the state
The Competition and Markets Authority has enhanced clout post-Brexit. Critics are questioning its decision-making
New rules are designed to make medicines cheaper for American seniors. But companies warn innovation will suffer
Momentum is growing for tougher financial regulation as transfer fees and wages for star players rocket
Powered by algorithms and AI, a growing number of consumer industries are adjusting prices in response to supply and demand
The country’s military is enjoying some success but it will be slow-going and requires allies to increase ammunition supplies
The industry and policymakers agree that the emerging technology needs regulating. But no one is quite sure how
How a decade-long effort to restructure loans extended to the reclusive businessmen’s empire culminated in Lloyds Banking Group seizing control of a national newspaper
The city-state has long prospered as a global hub but some question whether the model is still working
The poultry industry is facing an onslaught of different upheavals that have thrust the once fast-growing sector into crisis
Universal’s new deal on streaming royalties underscores how the major labels have remade themselves throughout the digital era
The FT delves into the events that led to the crash of the Hakuto-R lander in April and uncovers a corporate culture described by some as ‘toxic’
Plans for central bank digital currencies are gaining momentum around the world — and so are conspiracy theories
Countries are spending heavily on defence, welfare and the green transition. With debt levels already high, taxes look certain to rise
A country famous for its rainy climate faces grave supply issues, after years of poorly managed systems
The theft of 2,000 items risks undermining the institution’s founding purpose as a custodian of the world’s treasures
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