Asian stock markets have fallen dramatically amid escalating fears of a global trade war - as Donald Trump called his tariffs "medicine" and showed no sign of backing down.
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Sir Keir Starmer promised "bold changes" as he announced he will relax rules around electric vehicles after carmakers were hit by Donald Trump's tariffs.
De La Rue, the Bank of England's currency printer, is closing in on the Β£300m sale of one of its two core businesses β a move that will pave the way for a takeover of its remaining operations.
The energy group founded by Dale Vince, the eco-tycoon, is kicking off a hunt for investors in a solar park which is expected to become one of Britainβs biggest renewable energy projects.
Sir Keir Starmer is set to announce more support for businesses after Donald Trump's 10% tariffs kicked in on Saturday, a senior minister has told Sky News.
Sir Keir Starmer has said his government stands ready to use industrial policy to "shelter British business from the storm" after Donald Trump's new 10% tariff kicked in.
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Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has said it will "pause" shipments to the US as the British car firm works to "address the new trading terms" of Donald Trumpβs tariffs.
Sir Tom Scholar, the former top Treasury civil servant sacked by Liz Truss during her premiership, is being lined up as the next chairman of Santander UK, Britain's fifth-biggest high street bank.
Macquarie, the Australian financial giant, has struck its latest British takeover deal with a swoop on Metcor Group, a provider of drainage and maintenance services to commercial customers.
βββββββThe last blast furnaces left operating in Britain could see their fate sealed within days, after their Chinese owners took the decision to cut off the crucial supply of ingredients keeping them running.
The accountancy firm MHA is struggling to hit a Β£125m fundraising target as part of plans that would see its shares listed on the London Stock Exchange.
Russia is the glaring omission from Donald Trump's tariffs list. Along with Cuba, Belarus and North Korea, it has been spared the sweeping measures, with America's foes apparently treated better than many of its friends.