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Employees exploring legal challenge to asset manager’s changes to parental leave and redundancy terms

Fragilities in the global economic system are real and must be confronted

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s fiscal ‘headroom’ could rise by £6bn-£10bn, economists estimate

Lower UK borrowing costs are set to provide the chancellor with more options at March Budget, economists say

Ministry of State Security pursues more public and political role as Xi tightens grip on nation

Figure of £7.8bn marks boost for chancellor’s efforts to find room for giveaways ahead of election

Protest comes after families of those held by Hamas pitched tents outside prime minister’s house in Jerusalem

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Former South Carolina governor urges New Hampshire voters to defy ‘elites’ backing former US president

Missile barrage is second time British military forces have engaged since operations started

Lower inflation will result in little perceptible improvement to living standards as growth stagnates in 2024, the FT’s annual survey...

Speed at which opposition has fallen demonstrates former US president’s grip over party

Addressing the UK’s challenges requires more than the performative politics of populist leaders

Rise in proportion of women working full-time fails to fully offset decline

Buyout firms’ stranglehold over who can buy portfolio groups’ loans under threat as many lenders retrench

Best-performing managers’ punchy bets on stock markets paid off in 2023

Former president aims to wrap up primary contest in New Hampshire next week

Florida governor ends bid for Republican presidential nomination two days before New Hampshire primary