Month: January 2024

Former president expected to dominate first contest of 2024 presidential race

PM tells MPs that Britain ‘will not hesitate’ to protect its interests where required

Missile attack on commercial vessel the most significant since US-led strikes against Yemeni militants

Well-known companies including Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof and Bree have filed for insolvency this year

Rapid pace of disinflation seen last year likely to ‘slow down’ in 2024

Politicians agree that shaking up the planning system is vital to the British economy, but Nimby-ism is stubbornly resilient

Rising rates and high energy costs contributed to 0.3% contraction that points to fourth-quarter decline in eurozone

Kyiv’s initiative attracts more security officials from non-western states but China declines to attend

Analysts see a ‘turning point’ this year for the $600bn market but question the speed of recovery

Hernández de Cos says financial regulation should be ‘blueprint’ for policymakers ahead of AI-focused summit in Switzerland

US group’s efforts to strengthen engineering processes are coming under scrutiny after mid-air door plug blowout

Groupthink, malice and inability to join the dots has been a common feature with other failings in public bodies

The matter was allowed to drag on long after the Horizon accounting software was found to be fatally flawed

Global Infrastructure Partners co-founder steps into the limelight with ‘transformational’ deal

‘Project Sushi’ failed to remove Japanese software company despite ‘woeful’ performance

The state’s caucuses will be held on Monday night, kicking off the 2024 presidential contest

The former president is the presumptive nominee but Monday’s Iowa caucuses could spring surprises